ELINT
ELINT (Electronic Intelligence) is a category of intelligence gathering that involves the interception and analysis of electronic signals, excluding communications intelligence (COMINT).
ELINT (Electronic Intelligence) is a category of intelligence gathering that involves the interception and analysis of electronic signals, excluding communications intelligence (COMINT). This often includes things like the radar signatures of enemy air defense systems and telemetry signals for missiles and satellites.1
ELINT's boundaries often blur with those of SIGINT/COMINT and PHOTINT/IMINT. Like other intelligence disciplines, ELINT data is used in conjunction with other sources to confirm and complement information, and the emergence of PSI-INT offered another potential avenue for intelligence collection.1
Sources
- Schnabel, Jim. Remote Viewers. Dell, 1997. ↩
Local network
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