NRO (National Reconnaissance Office)

The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) is a U.S. government agency responsible for designing, building, and operating the country’s reconnaissance satellites. It collects intelligence through satellite imagery and signals to support national security, military operations, and policy decisions. The NRO plays a crucial role in monitoring global events, assessing threats, and conducting surveillance. Established in 1961, it operates under the Department of Defense and works closely with other intelligence agencies to ensure the country’s safety and inform governmental actions. Its efforts help maintain an understanding of international developments and contribute to the overall defense strategy.