Sentence examples for reconnaissance group from inspiring English sources

The manuscript had been acquired from Silvia Hamilton Reinhardt, to whom the author gave it as a parting gift when he left the U.S. to join a French reconnaissance group flying American planes out of North Africa.

In 1944, Ben-Gurion, then theadead of the Jewish Agency for Palestine, sent Mr. Peres with a small reconnaissance group to Eilat on the Red Sea to survey the Sinai Desert and make maps, which became important strategic assets during the 1948 war of independence.

"Computers and computer technology are becoming part of the fabric of warfare," says Dr Richard Wittstruck, who leads Nato's Joint Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance group.

Ukraine's National Security and Defence Council later said in a statement that two tanks were destroyed and several members of a "sabotage and reconnaissance" group were seized.

The reconnaissance group reported the track across the Abu Shusheh pass rough and in a bad repair.

A He 111 from Aufklärungsgruppe 51 (Long-range Reconnaissance Group 51), based near Paris, was intercepted and shot down over the Channel by Hurricanes from No. 87 Squadron RAF.

According to Azeri news agency APA, Armenian reconnaissance groups tried to cross the contact line along the border, and Azeri armed forces responded.

Col-Gen Muzhenko confirmed that while a ceasefire has largely held since 29 August, reconnaissance groups have remained active along the front lines.

"I can't exclude that as a result of today's meeting we could toughen the procedure for passing checkpoints, to make sure that those who could be part of reconnaissance groups cannot travel.

Should this bomber force prove insufficient to defeat Germany without a major land offensive, provision was made for a tactical air force of 13 light bomber groups, two photo reconnaissance groups, five fighter groups, 108 observation squadrons and 19 transport groups.

Saint-Exupery's bravery in an air-reconnaissance group during the German invasion and his personal magnetism made him a celebrity on both sides of the Atlantic.