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Computer made/mounted on velcro 3.5 inch
NATIONAL RECONNAISSANCE OFFICE
The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) is a member of the United States Intelligence Community and an agency of the United States Department of Defense which is responsible for designing, building, launching, and maintaining America’s intelligence satellites that collect and process signals and imagery to support intelligence, defense, and civil applications.
The NRO’s mission is to provide critical information to policymakers, intelligence analysts, warfighters, and homeland security specialists.
Developing and Acquiring:
The NRO develops, acquires, and integrates advanced technologies and systems for intelligence collection. This includes working with government, commercial, and academic partners.
Launching and Operating:
The NRO is responsible for launching and operating the intelligence satellites, ensuring their functionality and providing global coverage.
Collecting and Delivering Information:
NRO satellites collect a wide range of intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance data, which is then delivered to various mission partners for analysis and production of intelligence products.
Supporting Diverse Missions:
The NRO supports a wide range of national security and intelligence needs, including:
Monitoring the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
Tracking international terrorists and criminal organizations.
Developing highly accurate military targeting data.
Supporting international peacekeeping and humanitarian relief efforts.
Assessing the impact of natural disasters.
Key Roles and Responsibilities:
Global Situational Awareness: NRO systems provide a critical foundation for global situational awareness.
National Security: The NRO’s work is crucial for national security, supporting policymakers and warfighters.
Innovation: The NRO is at the forefront of innovation in space technology, continuously pushing the boundaries of what is possible.
Partnerships: The NRO collaborates with a wide range of partners to achieve its mission, including academic, government, and commercial entities.