In 1964, the United States Army called for proposals for a rocket that could be launched by Army units towards the suspected location of enemy units, with a camera carried on board the rocket taking pictures of the target area, before a second retrorocket motor, located in the nose of the rocket, fired to return it to its point of launch for analysis of its reconnaissance pictures.
In 1964, the United States Army requested proposals for a rocket designed to be launched by military personnel towards suspected enemy positions and equipped with a camera to capture images of the target area before a retrorocket motor in its nose fired it back to its launch point for analysis of reconnaissance photos.