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• And they criticize an overreliance on electronic reconnaissance instead of covert agents.
• Electronic reconnaissance continued through the 1950s although little information is available.
• Already, Moscow has sent an unarmed electronic reconnaissance ship to monitor the conflict.
• It was tasked with air transportation, airdrop and electronic reconnaissance.
• This relieves ground pressure considerably, allowing for the installation of a specialised electronic reconnaissance suite.
• First, the 340th Bombardment Squadron, a subordinate unit, started flying RB-50Gs on electronic reconnaissance missions.
• Similarly, the electronic reconnaissance people and the human intelligence people at the CIA need to work together.
• N6 department contains the Carrier Airborne Early Warning Weapons School ( CAEWWS ) and the Electronic Reconnaissance Division.
• An electronic reconnaissance variant of the C-130B was designated C-130B-II . A total of 13 aircraft were converted.
• Some aircraft were also modified for electronic reconnaissance with the installation of radar and signal intelligence gathering equipment.
• So far, the additional air units being sent involve RC-130 electronic reconnaissance aircraft, tankers, and crews for AWACS aircraft.
• Added electronic reconnaissance to bombardment and refueling missions in April 1954, with reconnaissance missions conducted from England and Japan.
• The diesel-powered speedboats, with a top speed of 40 knots, are equipped with torpedoes, electronic reconnaissance equipment and mine-laying capabilities.
• The plane is from an electronic reconnaissance squadron whose home base is Whidbey Island Naval Air Station in Washington state.
• In addition to the aerial reconnaissance, Electronic Reconnaissance ( ELINT ) missions were flown from Eielson, during the summer of 1947.
• The aircraft is part of an electronic reconnaissance squadron whose home base is Whidbey Island Naval Air Station in Washington state.
• Russia also has the capacity for electronic reconnaissance that can give it information about such things as missile launches, Tarasenko said.
• The plane is part of an electronic reconnaissance squadron whose home base is Whidbey Island Naval Air Station in Washington state.
• The 42d Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron at Chelveston flew the RB-66C Destroyer, which was a seven-seat specialized electronic reconnaissance and electronic countermeasures aircraft.
• The advanced electronic reconnaissance version found by the U . S . Air Force is currently in service with the Russian air force.