Secret CIA spy gadgets go public (photos)
Thought James Bond had cool tech toys? Get a load of some of the spy gizmos being shown off by the CIA for the first time.
Escape and evasion map
The following images include some of the mementos that the agency is now sharing with the public for the first time. If you thought James Bond had cool tech toys, get a load of stuff like this silk escape and evasion map printed with waterproof dyes just in case the map ever got wet.
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Stereoscope
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Intrusion detector
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Unmanned Underwater Vehicle
Why they would want to do that is anybody's guess, but the CIA did come up with a nifty implementation of different technologies, including a communications system in the body and a propulsion system in the fish's tail. (An operator on land controlled it by a wireless line-of-sight radio handset.)
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Insectothopter
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Envelope opener
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Hand-crank audio drill
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Pneumatic tube
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Corona
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Minox
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Pigeon cam
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Concealed camera
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Semi-submersible
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Semi-submersible
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Lithium iodine battery
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Dulles ID card
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