Sentence examples for first reconnaissance from inspiring English sources

The first reconnaissance dig was made in the summer of 2000.

The first reconnaissance photographs of enemy positions were taken on Feb. 24 25, 1912, in the same conflict.

Even after 1960, when the United States launched its first reconnaissance satellite, slower, lower-altitude American planes continued to fly along the Soviet periphery.

"This is a first reconnaissance mission," said Dr. Alan Stern, director of the Southwest Research Institute's space studies department in Boulder, Colo.

They said the commander at First Reconnaissance had ordered his officers to read the book and the articles to get a clear idea of what war is like for enlisted men.

As a group, the marines from Bravo Company 2 of the First Reconnaissance Battalion have embraced his warts-and-all portrait, even though it has meant repercussions for several members of the platoon.

He first went there in 2005 as a planner for the Permanent Joint Headquarters as part of the first reconnaissances of southern Afghanistan.

If a beach looked suitable, a second reconnaissance was made from the sea.

A second reconnaissance flight reported an intensifed tropical cyclone, indicating that the storm system had reached tropical storm strength.

The only response to the second reconnaissance flight on 29 May was the launching of search planes.

These were supported by a fourth reconnaissance company with three reconnaissance platoons and one platoon of pioneers, and various headquarters and support elements.