A three-mirror rotationally symmetric telescope has been designed in w
hich the secondary and tertiary mirrors are behind the primary. In thi
s configuration the mounting structure of the secondaries need not int
errupt the light path, thus avoiding the production of undersirable di
ffraction sidelobes. In a 1-degrees total field of view the image blur
circle is less than 3 arcmin. The design has application in the milli
meter and submillimeter wavelength regions for problems in which low r
esponse to far-off-axis sources is critical.