From the series Military Science
Surveillance
Reading Level Grade 3Interest Level Grades 3 – 7Copyright 2022
ReviewedFrom the series Military Science
Reading Level Grade 3Interest Level Grades 3 – 7Copyright 2022
ReviewedHow does the military gather information? This title helps striving readers find out! Leveled text and crisp photos introduce the purpose of surveillance and the science behind it. Special features explore the history of surveillance, profile current and future examples, and diagram how the science works. The book closes with discussion of the future possibilities of surveillance and explores how surveillance can be used outside of the military.
'The books in the Military Science series unveils the mysteries behind the science and technology of the military. Each book explores the history and development of each type of military technology or equipment by using engaging text, colorful photos, diagrams, and an illustrated timeline. The science behind the military technology or equipment is explained in short sentences and bold print vocabulary to aid readers with comprehension of a riveting, but often difficult to understand topic. The reader will learn many enthralling facts about the future and non-military uses of the technology. Stealth Technology explains that stealth planes may someday have morphing wings so that radar can not easily detect them. Advanced Weaponry informs the reader that the military is working on weapons that may have unlimited ammo someday. Armor showcases graphene, which could someday be made into armor that becomes as hard as a diamond under pressure. Surveillance tells the reader that the U.S. Navy is working on drones to carry out even underwater jobs. Readers will be fascinated to learn that Robotics can be used for construction, mining, and even underwater exploration. Drones demonstrates that in the future it may be possible for drones to utilize AI to make their own decisions. Each title includes a glossary with vocabulary terms at the end to support readers with comprehension and suggested resources to explore these topics. Readers will be attracted to these high-interest titles and the thrilling equipment and technology they explore.', Alana Jara, District Librarian, Clear Lake Community School District
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