Sentence examples for demand reconnaissance from inspiring English sources

Since the first X-37B was launched in 2010, amateur satellite spotters have carefully followed the robotic spacecraft's orbit, while those unconnected with the program have speculated that the plane could be anything from an anti-satellite weapon to so-called "on demand reconnaissance," shorthand for a spy satellite that can be placed over any country in the world.

Geoff Hoon, the then defence secretary, said the unit had been formed to meet a worldwide demand for "special reconnaissance capability".

"The increase is in response to the escalating demand for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance capability in the ongoing global war on terror," the Air Force said.

And with the White House driving an exploding demand for more flights by reconnaissance and attack drones, an increasing burden is falling heavily on the enlisted Air Force men and women here -- "airmen," in official terminology -- often just a few years out of high school.

You need to do reconnaissance.

The last thing they need is insufficient reconnaissance support.

Counter-terrorism operations including the battle against Islamic State have created constant demand for aerial intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, or ISR.

They also note that the United States has rejected demands to scale back aerial and ocean reconnaissance of China's eastern border on the Pacific.

But it is not at all clear whether the proposal goes far enough to answer Congressional demands for deep cuts in spending on reconnaissance satellite programs that cost taxpayers billions of dollars and whose value is being questioned by Democrats and Republicans alike.

Importantly, driver HR values were significantly greater than during the reconnaissance, reflecting the additional psychophysiological demands of driving rally cars at high speeds, under competitive pressure and wearing protective clothing.

They need artillery cover, support and reconnaissance.