Sentence examples for Detailed reconnaissance from inspiring English sources

SBS and SAS patrols had carried out detailed reconnaissance work for several weeks before the landings took place, and the SBS cleared Fanning Island immediately before the landings started.

General Myers's comments were intended to help prepare the American public for the possibility of a prolonged conflict, the next phase of which will entail detailed reconnaissance missions into the city, clandestine commando raids and pinpoint airstrikes intended to collapse the government and prevent a protracted urban fight.

The Bush administration on Sunday declared a high risk of terrorist attacks against financial institutions in the New York City and Washington areas after receiving what it described as alarming information that operatives of Al Qaeda had conducted detailed reconnaissance missions at certain sites.

A6 NATIONAL A10-15 U.S. Warns of Attack On Financial Institutions The Bush administration declared a high risk of terrorist attacks against financial institutions in the New York City and Washington areas after receiving information that operatives for Al Qaeda had conducted detailed reconnaissance missions at certain sites.

But 10 years from now, he sees the technology carrying out detailed reconnaissance missions.

The former is safety and engineering constrained, affording limited detailed reconnaissance of a single site at the expense of a regional understanding, while the latter returns immense datasets, often overlooking detailed information of local and regional significance.

The official said, "What you saw in the U.K. was a result in part of information gained" from the arrest last month of Muhammad Naeem Noor Khan, the Pakistani computer engineer whose capture led the Central Intelligence Agency to computer files detailing the reconnaissance of financial institutions in the United States.

He added that Mr. Regan intended to give Iraq detailed information about United States reconnaissance satellites, which would make it easier to shoot down American planes.

During the Cold War, material gathered from aerial reconnaissance produced detailed information on issues as varied as the Soviet grain crop and the development of Soviet ballistic missiles.

In March 2006, the Express will be joined by NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, which will also take incredibly detailed stereo images.

These groups participated in reconnaissance walks and in depth interviews, and drew detailed sketch maps.