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Lacrosse

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Lacrosse

Also known as Onyx, Lacrosse / Onyx

series of American reconnaissance satellites

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Image: NRO Lacrosse.jpg

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signals intelligence

synthetic aperture radar

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Lockheed Martin satellites Military equipment introduced in the 1980s Military space program of the United States National Reconnaissance Office satellites Satellite series Synthetic aperture radar satellites

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list of NRO launches

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artificial satellite

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United States Congress

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United States Air Force

Kennedy Space Center

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Edward Mills Purcell

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