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EXTRA FUNDING FOR NRO

The National Reconnaissance Office will be a big beneficiary of a $1.5 billion increase in intelligence spending in the 1999 [...] (588 words)

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NRO PEERS INTO THE FUTURE

The U.S. space-based intelligence agency National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) has lifted a further veil on the invitation to tender it

UNITED STATES 21/10/1999

NRO HUNGRY FOR IDEAS

The highly-secretive U.S. National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) has put out

Spotlight

UNITED STATES 22/07/1999

Three years after a shake-up of American space-based intelligence that resulted in the founding of the National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA) on Oct. 1, 1996 the branch is in dire trouble as the result of a series of major

UNITED STATES 22/04/1999

MOVE TO PRIVATE SPACE INTELLIGENCE

If the planned launch of Space Imaging's high resolution Ikonos 1 satellite takes place on April 27 – a full

UNITED STATES 08/04/1999

NRO PLAN UNDER FIRE

The National Reconnaissance Office's blueprint for the next generation of imagery satellites, known as the Future Imagery Architecture (FIA), is

UNITED STATES 31/12/1998

DE-CLASSIFYING THE OBVIOUS AND THE LESS SO

Over the last several years the National Security Agency has declassified a variety of facts about operational and administrative matters,

UNITED STATES 12/11/1998

THE AGENCY THAT MISSED OUT ON FUTURE

In a move that raises doubts about the future of the CIA's Directorate of Science and Technology, the directorate has

UNITED STATES 15/10/1998

EXPERIMENTAL SATELLITE TESTS 29 SYSTEMS

The National Reconnaissance Office has made up for its abortive launch of a signals intelligence satellite in August by successfully

UNITED STATES 30/07/1998

LIFTING VEIL ON SATELLITE OPERATION

In an unprecedented move, the National Reconnaissance Office has revealed the award of a contract for a yet-to-be built satellite

NORWAY 16/07/1998

STANDING GUARD IN SPACE

If the Norwegian parliament approves funding, the U.S. will transfer a new radar system originally intended for intelligence collection in

UNITED STATES 04/06/1998

BACKROOM AGENCY CLOSED DOWN

The Defense Support Project Office, one of the most obscure agencies in the U.S. intelligence community, is being closed down,

UNITED STATES 21/05/1998

AGENCIES SLAMMED FOR LOSING THEIR EDGE

The skills of the U.S. intelligence community have "dwindled since the break-up of the Soviet Union," according to the House

UNITED STATES 02/04/1998

NRO FINDS PARTNERS FOR SATELLITE SCHEME

The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) has teamed up with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and the Air Force

UNITED STATES 19/03/1998

DENNIS BOXX

The leading spokesman for the Central Intelligence Agency and then director of communications at the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), Dennis

UNITED STATES 19/03/1998

A GLIMPSE AT AMERICAN SIGINT

A key element in the management of the U.S. signals intelligence effort, the National SIGINT Committee, has undergone a number

UNITED STATES 05/03/1998

TELEVISION IN THE COCKPIT

A system named Rapid Targeting Capacity developed jointly by the

UNITED STATES 05/03/1998

KEEPING CLOSER WATCH ON ENVIRONMENT

The U.S. intelligence community's increasing focus on environmental intelligence was underlined by last year's move to establish a DCI Environmental

UNITED STATES 19/02/1998

WHAT NON-NRO SATELLITES DO

Most of the space intelligence for the U.S. intelligence community originates from the National Reconnaissance Office's fleet of imagery and

UNITED STATES 19/02/1998

NRO'S 6TH TECHNOLOGICAL FORUM

The National Reconnaissance Office's Advanced Systems & Technology Directorate is

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EUROPE UNITED STATES 08/01/1998

SPACE INTELLIGENCE ON AUCTION BLOCK

Space-based intelligence is set to become a commodity like any other this year. Apart from a few exceptions (Iran, Iraq, Libya and North Korea) military and civil intelligence agencies across the globe will be able to buy high definition imagery

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UNITED STATES 18/12/1997

HOW TO MODERNIZE INTELLIGENCE?

A top-line panel has recommended a shake-up in American intelligence that would include such revolutionary moves as uncoupling the Directorate of Intelligence from the CIA and reducing it drastically in size. The panel, chaired by former National Security Agency director

UNITED STATES 18/12/1997

NRO LIFTS THE VEIL AGAIN

The National Reconnaissance Office declassified approximately 38,000 pages of documents concerning the Corona, Argon and Lanyard satellite programs on Nov.

UNITED STATES 20/11/1997

LIFT-OFF FOR NEW NRO SATELLITE

A rocket carrying a SIGINT satellite for the National Reconnaissance Office was hoisted into space from Cape Canaveral on Nov.

UNITED STATES 20/11/1997

STREAMLINING INTELLIGENCE EFFORT

The Defense Department is poised to introduce major changes in the way it manages its intelligence and reconnaissance operations and

UNITED STATES 09/10/1997

ZEROING IN ON SCUDS

Harkening back once again to the Gulf War, the U.S. intelligence community is continuing to make efforts to improve ways

UNITED STATES 26/06/1997

NEW WAYS TO HIT "HARD TARGETS"

In a recent talk with newsmen, Keith Hall, director of the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), outlined a number of new

UNITED STATES 15/05/1997

THE SWITCH TO SMALLER SATELLITES

The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) is putting the final touches to changes in its organizational structures in response to recommendations

UNITED STATES 14/11/1996

BALANCING ACT BETWEEN DCI AND SENATE

The 1997 Intelligence Authorization Act signed by President Bill Clinton in October will lift U.S. spending on intelligence to a

UNITED STATES 14/11/1996

LIFTING THE VEIL ON NRO

The US National Reconnaissance Office has released further details about its budget, personnel, organization and future plans. Among the details

UNITED STATES 03/10/1996

NIMA SWINGS INTO ACTION

The National Imagery and Mapping Agency began operating on Oct 1 less than a year after DCI John Deutch proposed

FRANCE 04/07/1996

OCAPI'S MULTI-SOURCE COLLECTION SYSTEM

Backed by Aerospatiale, which holds a 34% stake in it, the small French company Fleximage has won a lot of

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UNITED STATES 09/05/1996

DEUTCH FORGES A REAL "COMMUNITY"

John Deutch's plan to overhaul American intelligence that was presented to Congress in late April aims to meld a profusion of agencies with often overlapping powers into a genuine, unified and more effective "intelligence community" with a much smaller workforce.

UNITED STATES 18/04/1996

FIXING AGENDA FOR TCA

The Technical Collection Agency that the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence said in its IC21 report (IN --) should

UNITED STATES 07/03/1996

CLASH OVER NRO'S WAR CHEST

CIA director John Deutch braved the ire of the Senate's Select Committee on Intelligence in late February by refusing point

UNITED STATES 09/11/1995

AUDITING NRO'S BOOKS

In response to a barrage of fire against the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), CIA director John Deutch has told the

UNITED STATES 14/06/1995

CALL FOR SEPARATE SPACE BUDGET

With the American intelligence and defence community hotly debating the future of American space programs, an independent expert, John Pike,

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Badr Jafar, the businessman 2.0 taking hold in the UAE

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NRO PEERS INTO THE FUTURE

NRO HUNGRY FOR IDEAS

SPACE INTELLIGENCE IN TROUBLE

MOVE TO PRIVATE SPACE INTELLIGENCE

NRO PLAN UNDER FIRE

DE-CLASSIFYING THE OBVIOUS AND THE LESS SO

THE AGENCY THAT MISSED OUT ON FUTURE

EXPERIMENTAL SATELLITE TESTS 29 SYSTEMS

LIFTING VEIL ON SATELLITE OPERATION

STANDING GUARD IN SPACE

BACKROOM AGENCY CLOSED DOWN

AGENCIES SLAMMED FOR LOSING THEIR EDGE

NRO FINDS PARTNERS FOR SATELLITE SCHEME

DENNIS BOXX

A GLIMPSE AT AMERICAN SIGINT

TELEVISION IN THE COCKPIT

KEEPING CLOSER WATCH ON ENVIRONMENT

WHAT NON-NRO SATELLITES DO

NRO'S 6TH TECHNOLOGICAL FORUM

SPACE INTELLIGENCE ON AUCTION BLOCK

HOW TO MODERNIZE INTELLIGENCE?

NRO LIFTS THE VEIL AGAIN

LIFT-OFF FOR NEW NRO SATELLITE

STREAMLINING INTELLIGENCE EFFORT

ZEROING IN ON SCUDS

NEW WAYS TO HIT "HARD TARGETS"

THE SWITCH TO SMALLER SATELLITES

BALANCING ACT BETWEEN DCI AND SENATE

LIFTING THE VEIL ON NRO

NIMA SWINGS INTO ACTION

OCAPI'S MULTI-SOURCE COLLECTION SYSTEM

DEUTCH FORGES A REAL "COMMUNITY"

FIXING AGENDA FOR TCA

CLASH OVER NRO'S WAR CHEST

AUDITING NRO'S BOOKS

CALL FOR SEPARATE SPACE BUDGET

HELIOS TO DOVETAIL EUROPE'S INTELLIGENCE EFFORT

PUTTING BONN INTO THE PICTURE

BIG TROUBLE AT NRO

NRO FINALLY GETS A BOSS

NRO RIPE FOR PRUNING

NRO ON THE MAP AND IN THE BUDGET

SHAKE UP IN OVERHEAD INTELLIGENCE

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