The American Spy Satellite network is the world's most extensive and advanced. During the GLA War, American commanders are granted access to use Spy Satellite to survey the battlefield and observe enemy troop movements. Every 1 minute, American commanders may link to the Spy Satellite at the Command Center and select an area on the map to reveal. The Spy Satellite will reveal the area and all enemy troop movements there to the commander for about 15 seconds, including any stealth units.
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| - The American Spy Satellite network is the world's most extensive and advanced. During the GLA War, American commanders are granted access to use Spy Satellite to survey the battlefield and observe enemy troop movements. Every 1 minute, American commanders may link to the Spy Satellite at the Command Center and select an area on the map to reveal. The Spy Satellite will reveal the area and all enemy troop movements there to the commander for about 15 seconds, including any stealth units.
- A Spy satellite was a satellite equipped with surveillance equipment such as Electrotelescopes and sensor ablative coatings such as Reflec. The imperial research station Epsilon Nine was charged with researching and developing new spy satellites for Imperial Intelligence. Shortly after the mission to Storinal, Wraith Squadron deployed several spy satellite's in the Todirium system.
- A spy satellite was a type of artificial satellite used to spy on a country. In 1996, Tom Paris, along with his fellow USS Voyager crewmate Lieutenant Tuvok, drove around Los Angeles in Rain Robinson's Volkswagen. Paris and Tuvok tried to convince Robinson that they were "secret agents" to ward off her suspicions that they were from the future. Robinson inquired about an unidentified flying object she had discovered in Earth orbit while working at the Griffith Observatory, which in reality was Voyager. Paris then told her that it was a Soviet spy satellite that was part of a KGB operation they were trying to thwart. Robinson doubted Paris' explanation, as the Soviet Union had broken up in 1991, and they KGB didn't exist anymore. Paris continued his ruse, replying, "That's what they'd like
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| - By using a network of spy satellites one can uncover a portion of the battlefield and reveal all enemy units and structures there, including those that are stealthed.
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| - A spy satellite was a type of artificial satellite used to spy on a country. In 1996, Tom Paris, along with his fellow USS Voyager crewmate Lieutenant Tuvok, drove around Los Angeles in Rain Robinson's Volkswagen. Paris and Tuvok tried to convince Robinson that they were "secret agents" to ward off her suspicions that they were from the future. Robinson inquired about an unidentified flying object she had discovered in Earth orbit while working at the Griffith Observatory, which in reality was Voyager. Paris then told her that it was a Soviet spy satellite that was part of a KGB operation they were trying to thwart. Robinson doubted Paris' explanation, as the Soviet Union had broken up in 1991, and they KGB didn't exist anymore. Paris continued his ruse, replying, "That's what they'd like you to think," before Tuvok told him to drop it. (VOY: "Future's End")
- The American Spy Satellite network is the world's most extensive and advanced. During the GLA War, American commanders are granted access to use Spy Satellite to survey the battlefield and observe enemy troop movements. Every 1 minute, American commanders may link to the Spy Satellite at the Command Center and select an area on the map to reveal. The Spy Satellite will reveal the area and all enemy troop movements there to the commander for about 15 seconds, including any stealth units.
- A Spy satellite was a satellite equipped with surveillance equipment such as Electrotelescopes and sensor ablative coatings such as Reflec. The imperial research station Epsilon Nine was charged with researching and developing new spy satellites for Imperial Intelligence. Shortly after the mission to Storinal, Wraith Squadron deployed several spy satellite's in the Todirium system.
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