Sentence examples for more reconnaissance from inspiring English sources

But a first trip is always the easy part, hardly ever the test of diplomatic mettle, more reconnaissance than engagement.

Some critics have questioned the need for the United States to launch many more reconnaissance satellites, at a time when commercial satellites already in place can provide high-resolution images.

The revised agreement, which also tries to address the United States' worries about a regional arms race, increases the payload the ballistic missiles can carry and allows South Korea to develop and deploy more powerful unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, that can carry more reconnaissance equipment and weapons.

In conference, Stuart proposed more than reconnaissance: he would actually ride a circle around McClellan's army.

That includes increased spending on Special Operations forces, building more unmanned reconnaissance planes and other advanced weapons and providing funds for Congressionally mandated pay raises.

They conducted more aerial reconnaissance and observation missions in support of the fleet later in the month and in early March as it moved further up the Straits.

Another submarine-borne raid was considered impractical as intelligence gathered from intercepted radio transmissions and field agents indicated that the battleship's underwater defences had been improved and more aerial reconnaissance patrols of the region were being flown.

Northrop also sold more Global Hawk reconnaissance planes and radar for Apache helicopters.

Bangladesh, having felt obliged to have a couple more overs of reconnaissance, soon let their aggressive instincts run riot.

American trainers would likely focus on basic skills, like marksmanship and small-arms tactics, and then move on to more advanced counterterrorism, reconnaissance and hostage-rescue skills.

Besides the Predator and Global Hawk aircraft, the Army this week dispatched the smaller and more portable Hunter reconnaissance aircraft to the region.