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SAMOS-F or Air Force Program 102 refers to a series of SIGINT reconnaissance satellites launched and operated by the United States Air Force and National Reconnaissance Office during the 1960s. Initial priorities (in decreasing order) were to monitor radio waves in the frequency bands 2.5-3.2 GHz (S band), 9.0-10 GHz (X band), and 59-650 MHz. The intercepted data and their location were stored on magnetic tape, and subsequently transmitted to tracking and acquisition ground stations. Tracking stations were located in the NE (New Boston, New Hampshire), Central (Ottumwa, Iowa), and NW (Fort Stevens (Oregon)) of the continental United States, with additional test sites at Vandenberg AFB, California, and at Ka'ena Point, Oahu, Hawai. The satellites are also called Agena ferrets and heavy ferr

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rdfs:label	Samos-F (fr) Samos-F (en) Samos-F (ru)
rdfs:comment	SAMOS-F (en anglais : Satellite and Missile Observation System "Ferret") ou Air Force Program 102 est une série de satellites espions d'écoute électronique américains lancés et exploités par la United States Air Force et le National Reconnaissance Office au cours des années 1960. Les priorités initiales (par ordre décroissant) consistaient à surveiller les ondes radio dans les bandes de fréquences 2,5 - 3,2 GHz (bande S), 9,0 - 10 GHz (bande X) et 59 - 650 MHz. Les données interceptées et leur localisation sont stockées sur bande magnétique, puis transmises aux stations au sol. Ces stations de repérage étaient situées dans le nord-est (New Boston, New Hampshire), le centre (Ottumwa, Iowa) et le nord-ouest (Fort Stevens, Oregon) des États-Unis continentaux, avec des sites test supplémentair (fr) SAMOS-F or Air Force Program 102 refers to a series of SIGINT reconnaissance satellites launched and operated by the United States Air Force and National Reconnaissance Office during the 1960s. Initial priorities (in decreasing order) were to monitor radio waves in the frequency bands 2.5-3.2 GHz (S band), 9.0-10 GHz (X band), and 59-650 MHz. The intercepted data and their location were stored on magnetic tape, and subsequently transmitted to tracking and acquisition ground stations. Tracking stations were located in the NE (New Boston, New Hampshire), Central (Ottumwa, Iowa), and NW (Fort Stevens (Oregon)) of the continental United States, with additional test sites at Vandenberg AFB, California, and at Ka'ena Point, Oahu, Hawai. The satellites are also called Agena ferrets and heavy ferr (en) Samos-F (Ferret) или Air Force Program 102 (Программа Военно-воздушных сил 102) — серия американских спутников радиоэлектронной разведки. Запуски осуществлялись ВВС США и управлением военно-космической разведки в 1960-х. В некоторых источниках упоминаются названия Agena Ferret и Heavy Ferret. Задачей аппаратов было наблюдение за работой радаров в диапазонах 59-630 МГц, 2,5-3,2 ГГц и 9-10 ГГц. Перехваченная информация о местоположении радаров записывалась на магнитную ленту и передавалась на наземные станции слежения по радиоканалу. Существовало несколько станций: в Нью Бостоне (Нью-Гемпшир), в Оттаме (Центральная, Айова) и в Форте Стивенс (Орегон). Существовали так же дополнительные станции на авиабазе Ванденберг и в Каене (Огайо). Около 16 тяжелых спутников было запущено с 1962 по 1971 го (ru)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Signals intelligence satellites Perigee United States Air Force Signals intelligence Vandenberg Air Force Base Military equipment introduced in the 1960s S band Thor-Agena Apogee Radio wave Fort Stevens (Oregon) Satellite series Ottumwa, Iowa Orbital decay Reconnaissance satellites of the United States Classified information in the United States National Reconnaissance Office New Boston, New Hampshire Oahu X band Low Earth orbit Reconnaissance satellite Thorad-Agena International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence
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has abstract	SAMOS-F (en anglais : Satellite and Missile Observation System "Ferret") ou Air Force Program 102 est une série de satellites espions d'écoute électronique américains lancés et exploités par la United States Air Force et le National Reconnaissance Office au cours des années 1960. Les priorités initiales (par ordre décroissant) consistaient à surveiller les ondes radio dans les bandes de fréquences 2,5 - 3,2 GHz (bande S), 9,0 - 10 GHz (bande X) et 59 - 650 MHz. Les données interceptées et leur localisation sont stockées sur bande magnétique, puis transmises aux stations au sol. Ces stations de repérage étaient situées dans le nord-est (New Boston, New Hampshire), le centre (Ottumwa, Iowa) et le nord-ouest (Fort Stevens, Oregon) des États-Unis continentaux, avec des sites test supplémentaires à Vandenberg AFB, Californie, et à Kaena Point, Oahu, Hawaï. Les satellites sont également appelés Agena ferrets et heavy ferrets. Environ seize heavy ferrets ont été lancés sur orbite terrestre basse depuis la base aérienne de Vandenberg entre février 1962 et juillet 1971 à bord de fusées Thor-Agena et Thorad-Agena. Presque tout sur ces satellites reste classifié. (fr) SAMOS-F or Air Force Program 102 refers to a series of SIGINT reconnaissance satellites launched and operated by the United States Air Force and National Reconnaissance Office during the 1960s. Initial priorities (in decreasing order) were to monitor radio waves in the frequency bands 2.5-3.2 GHz (S band), 9.0-10 GHz (X band), and 59-650 MHz. The intercepted data and their location were stored on magnetic tape, and subsequently transmitted to tracking and acquisition ground stations. Tracking stations were located in the NE (New Boston, New Hampshire), Central (Ottumwa, Iowa), and NW (Fort Stevens (Oregon)) of the continental United States, with additional test sites at Vandenberg AFB, California, and at Ka'ena Point, Oahu, Hawai. The satellites are also called Agena ferrets and heavy ferrets. Approximately sixteen heavy ferrets were launched into low Earth orbits from Vandenberg Air Force Base between February 1962 and July 1971 aboard Thor-Agena and Thorad-Agena rockets. Almost everything about these satellites remains classified. (en) Samos-F (Ferret) или Air Force Program 102 (Программа Военно-воздушных сил 102) — серия американских спутников радиоэлектронной разведки. Запуски осуществлялись ВВС США и управлением военно-космической разведки в 1960-х. В некоторых источниках упоминаются названия Agena Ferret и Heavy Ferret. Задачей аппаратов было наблюдение за работой радаров в диапазонах 59-630 МГц, 2,5-3,2 ГГц и 9-10 ГГц. Перехваченная информация о местоположении радаров записывалась на магнитную ленту и передавалась на наземные станции слежения по радиоканалу. Существовало несколько станций: в Нью Бостоне (Нью-Гемпшир), в Оттаме (Центральная, Айова) и в Форте Стивенс (Орегон). Существовали так же дополнительные станции на авиабазе Ванденберг и в Каене (Огайо). Около 16 тяжелых спутников было запущено с 1962 по 1971 год. Для запусков использовалась конверсионная ракета-носитель Тор с разгонным блоком Аджена. В период с 1963 по 1985 год было запущено 44 малых спутника, выводившихся в качестве вторичной нагрузки на борту других спутников. По состоянию на 2013 год почти все, что касается этих спутников остается засекреченным. (ru)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	February 1962 Ascent propulsion system National Reconnaissance Office RM-81 Agena Samos (satellite) Ferret (satellite) Ferret (spacecraft) Samos F SAMOS F OPS-8329
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