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Learn how Open Source Intelligence is changing the way wars are fought. View online exhibit: Analysts thousands of miles from the front lines are tracking troop movements using commercial satellite imagery, geolocating videos posted to TikTok, and identifying military equipment from traffic jams on Google Maps. The age of... show more

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