Sentence examples for good reconnaissance from inspiring English sources

Maddon wears dark-rimmed glasses and uses phrases like "therein lies the difference" and "based on good reconnaissance".

He said the battle would be drawn out and required good reconnaissance, planning and arms provisions, as well as fighters experienced in guerrilla warfare.

Other officials said that the United States had obtained good reconnaissance photos showing that the convoy had been destroyed, but that those photographs did not clarify who had been in the wreckage.

Most of the island's beaches are inhospitable to amphibious assault; China does little training for large-scale amphibious or airborne attacks, which are among the most complex military operations; Taiwan has good reconnaissance and would know about any attempted invasion in advance.

If being agile and hard to swat is good for reconnaissance, it's spectacularly good for bird- and insect-sized killer drones.

And it would be a good way of taking pilotless reconnaissance drones to otherwise inaccessible places and then launching them.

Good weather facilitates bombing attacks, reconnaissance and bomb damage assessment, which is needed to analyze the status of Iraqi ground forces.

--The downs come down to the pool, and Catherine and Jackie whip out binoculars to do some reconnaissance, like any good BFF would.

"They are just here for reconnaissance".

One Kiowa helicopter pilot, Rob Smith, who helped capture a group of Albanian insurgents this month, said his reconnaissance missions provided a good opportunity to train in mountainous conditions.

Reconnaissance is a very good perk on a map like this, and so is Camouflage (to hide you from enemy recon).