Sentence examples for reconnaissance is from inspiring English sources

All this reconnaissance is a change of course.

Subsequent ground reconnaissance is designed to map and describe archaeological sites.

Scientists and engineers convince President Dwight D. Eisenhower that strategic reconnaissance is necessary and possible.

"Time spent on reconnaissance is never wasted," Mr. Conrad said, quoting an old military friend.

Operational reconnaissance is done only by the United States for storms that may affect its continental landmass.

Today aerial reconnaissance is conducted by satellites, aircraft, and unmanned drones, which can orbit a battlefield for 24 hours.

A little reconnaissance was required before an assault.

Defence companies, using technological know-how gathered from work in communications, surveillance and reconnaissance, are moving rapidly into security services, where budgets are rising.

As we lugged home a shopping bag filled with brochures, we realized some serious reconnaissance was in order, along with some guidelines.

It was then speculated that Belichick, master of reconnaissance, was merely interested in pumping Woodhead for information for that week's showdown against the Jets.

A model for military reconnaissance was built in 1912, but by this time photography from airplanes had been shown to be feasible.