They're better at scouting and screening players, at getting and keeping them in shape, and at using analytics to get the most out of those players.
The traditional job of cruisers was scouting and screening, but with the loss of most of the battleships at Pearl Harbor these roles largely passed to the aircraft carriers, while the cruisers′ main mission became defending the carriers against air attack.
When the United States won, it did so by superior scouting and screening, owing in large measure to air-search radar and to the advantage of having broken the Japanese code.
The 187th and 188th tested helicopters during various exercises, ranging from command and control maneuvers to scouting, screening and aerial resupply, to assess their ability to perform as combat aircraft.
In addition to the regulars, there were about 800 Indians, and a relatively small number of Canadiens and Loyalists, who acted primarily as scouts and screening reconnaissance.
Light horses, or prickers, were still used for scouting and reconnaissance; they also provided a defensive screen for marching armies.
Throughout the period, light horse, or prickers, were used for scouting and reconnaissance; they also provided a defensive screen for marching armies.
As a young boy, John enjoyed scouting and with diligence earned his Eagle Scout Badge.
Magstrike: stealth, scouting and assassinations.
For Saturday's journey, the President-elect's image-makers have scouted out locations, planned shots and screened participants to ensure no embarrassments occur.
Many cavalry units transferred in title and role to "mounted rifles": troops trained to fight on foot, but retaining mounts for rapid deployment, as well as for patrols, scouting, communications, and defensive screening.
