Synthetic aperture radar principles are employed to resolve targets within the beam of a helium-neon laser. Reflections from closely spaced targets moving simultaneously through a laser beam are detected in the presence of a reference beam. The resulting signals are stored on film and subsequently processed to reconstruct the target images.
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