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Preface
Acknowledgments
one The Beginning 1
Two The Awakening 43
Three Cold War Overflights 65
Four Allen Dulles Becomes CIA Director 78
Five The Awakening of Science as an Intelligence Collector 90
Six Under Way 113
Seven 1955: Year of Transition to Technology 126
Eight The U-2 Missions Begin 146
Nine Suez, Little Rock, Hungary, and the Black Knight Flights 172
Ten The Technological Capabilities Panel 197
Eleven The U-2 Flights Resume 227
Twelve Tactical Use of the U-2 and Related Technical Developments 260
Thirteen The Missile Gap and the Gary Powers Flight 327
Fourteen The Corona Program Gets Under Way 361
Fifteen The Missile Gap Is Solved 387
Sixteen Epilogue 392
Notes 423
Index 451
About the Author 465
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