Sentence examples for reconnaissance to from inspiring English sources

"I did a lot of night reconnaissance to put a stop to that".

So we need surveillance and security of information and reconnaissance to see the enemy.

He frequently carried out daytime reconnaissance to identify houses occupied by lone pensioners and he often levered out double glazing panels to gain entry.

A group of men were sent to Hill 204 to make a reconnaissance, to report on conditions there as well as to bury the dead.

Soon, however, the need to deny such reconnaissance to the enemy led to air-to-air combat in which each side tried to gain superiority in the air.

Caveat for gift givers: It would be wise to do some reconnaissance to make sure the recipient is not already in possession of a dog-eared copy.

All four followed the instructions of Hussain, who meticulously organised the scheme: from getting the missile and bombs, to reconnaissance missions, to teaching the tenets of radical Islam.

He had already committed French reconnaissance jets to fly to Iraq to help Government forces and US air strikes.

Army Wing aircraft were assigned to carry out strategic reconnaissances, to report on Ottoman reserves well behind their lines, to carry out daily photography, and to conduct air raids.

The NSF Division of Civil and Mechanical Systems announced this week that grants of between $10,000 and $30,000 will be immediately available "to support reconnaissance teams to enter the Gulf Coast disaster area to capture data from Hurricane Katrina".

Britain has also sent one RAF Sentinel surveillance and reconnaissance aircraft to Senegal to help with the mission.