Sentence examples for increased reconnaissance from inspiring English sources

It has subsequently increased reconnaissance flights over Mosul, from one flight a month just two months ago to 50 flights a day.

By early December, "the Chinese were acting aggressively toward our now increased reconnaissance flights, and we complained to our military about their complaints.

The United States has also increased reconnaissance flights in an effort to spot fighters fleeing by sea or signs of terrorist training camps on land.

Washington has repositioned warships to the region; it has indicated it intends to jointly develop an aircraft carrier for India; it will reportedly increase reconnaissance drone flights over the South China Sea; and it has announced it plans to set up "permanent logistics facilities" by developing military bases in the Philippines.

As Libyan rebels move in on Muammar Qaddafi's hometown and stronghold, Sirte, they have encountered significant resistance, but have received increased intelligence and reconnaissance support from NATO.

The 300th Flight Detachment provided a squadron for aerial reconnaissance, and increased the numbers of aircraft available to support the advance across Sinai.

From 15,000 feet up, the pilots protect supply lines under increasing attack, fly reconnaissance missions to find what they call "bad guys" over the next hill, and go "kinetic" with bombs that kill three, four or five Taliban fighters at a time.

Obama said that the United States has already "significantly increased our intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets so that we've got a better picture of what's taking place inside of Iraq," and he added that the Pentagon was "prepared to create joint operation centers in Baghdad and northern Iraq, to share intelligence and coördinate planning to confront the terrorist threat of ISIL".

In response, Australian reconnaissance patrols were increased in order to detect movement into Sarawak, and these would later result in further fighting.

The shift involves a significant increase in reconnaissance flights and spy satellite activities, as well as more vigorous gathering and analysis of electronic data from the North for signs of possible provocations, ministry officials said.

The Allied Air Forces South West Pacific Area commander – Lieutenant General George Kenney – ordered an increase in reconnaissance patrols over Rabaul.