Saudi Arabia / Iran / Libya / France / Japan / Russia / United States / Brazil / Soviet Union / Canada / Korea / United Kingdom / China / Israel / India / US / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
M&A / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Maxwell AFB / Air University / /
IndustryTerm
civilian space systems / economic infrastructure / dual-purpose space systems / satellite system / stra tegic systems / space products / civilian systems / earth-remote sensing satellite system / satellite systems / imagery products / weapon delivery systems / weapon systems / space systems / nuclear devices / offensive device / near-real-time surveillance data / civilian imagery systems / control infrastructure / comparable satellite system / reconnaissance products / dedicated military satellite systems / near-real-time command / civilian satellite system / /
Movie
Strategic Air Command / /
Organization
School of Advanced Airpower Studies / US Air Force / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / Air University / Strategic Air Command / Air Force / Department of Defense / US military / /
Person
Gary P. Cox / John Piotrowski / James G. Lee / /
Position
Advisor / secretary of defense / commander in chief / United States Space Com mand / General / chief of staff / /
Product
scud / /
ProvinceOrState
Alabama / /
Region
South Africa / Southwest Asia / /
Technology
nuclear devices / remote sensing / encryption / laser / Proliferating Space Technology / lasers / frequency hopping / /
Chapter 5 Counterspace Operations for Information Dominance James G. Lee The launch of the Soviet “sputnik” satellite in October 1957