Message posted by Chris McDowell on December 30, 2004 at 15:54:51 PST:

I was reading an NBC news article about US surveillance satellites being used to monitor damage and assist with relief efforts for the tsunami disaster, and I saw this statement:

"The National Geo-spatial Intelligence Agency, known as NGA, is the intelligence agency that provides spy satellite imagery and analysis to the U.S. government."

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the agency that runs our spy satellites the NRO (National Reconnaissance Organization)?

And it may have been Office, not Organization.

Chris M

Replies:

• Re: What happened to the NRO? lone wolf 12/30/2004, 18:02:18 PST (5)
  • Re: What happened to the NRO? Redcat 01/02/2005, 21:38:42 PST (4)
    • Well then, back to my question... Chris McDowell 01/03/2005, 9:57:29 PST (2)
      • Re: Well then, back to my question... Redcat 01/03/2005, 14:29:54 PST (1)
        • Re: Well then, back to my question... lone wolf 01/03/2005, 21:08:00 PST (0)
    • Re: What happened to the NRO? lone wolf 01/02/2005, 21:57:40 PST (0)