Sentence examples for reconnaissance through from inspiring English sources

Traditional missions have performed local ground-level reconnaissance through rovers and immobile landers, or global mapping performed by an orbiter.

The similarities include Before both battles, the uneven deployments were kept secret by controlling aerial reconnaissance through British air superiority.

Victory at Megiddo depended on controlling the skies by destroying or dominating German aircraft activities and reconnaissances, through constant bombing raids by the Royal Air Force (RAF) and Australian Flying Corps (AFC), on Afulah to disrupt communications between the Yildirim Army Headquarters at Nazareth and the Seventh and Eighth Armies' headquarters at Tulkarm and Nablus.

So he leads three men on a reconnaissance trip through the trees.

Two days later, after a series of increasingly aggressive armed reconnaissance missions through nearly every quarter of Baghdad, an Iraqi crowd, with the help of a Marine tank recovery vehicle, pulled down a statue of Mr. Hussein in Firdos Square in central Baghdad.

The observed EGs were obtained by field reconnaissance and through the process of hydrological reconditioning of digital elevation models (DEMs).

Thanks to a billboard on the state highway we did a quick reconnaissance drive through town (one main street) and easily spotted the Ellicottville Brewing Co.

Furthermore, whoever is flying those planes may be flying combat missions against targets identified by US reconnaissance, relayed through a US-run joint operations center, in support of ground forces trained and supported by Iranian soldiers (and alongside US Special Forces guys also advising the Iraqis).

The next level of decomposition shows a number of indicators that can possibly be detected through reconnaissance on the Internet, and the indicator "Materiel procurement" which could also be detected through other information channels.

There's also a reconnaissance drone buzzing through the sky, telling them where to find Langdon.

Regan worked in an office that helped military units in the field to access and use intelligence collected through reconnaissance from space.