Sentence examples for valuable reconnaissance from inspiring English sources

Here's our valuable reconnaissance.

The Jaguars also performed valuable reconnaissance of the combat area for Coalition forces.

The infrared gun camera has proven valuable for reconnaissance and surveillance.

Portable mobile robots, in the size class of 20 kg or less, could be extremely valuable as autonomous reconnaissance platforms in urban hostage situations and disaster relief.

"But is it really worth the expense?" Mr. Weeden of the Secure World Foundation argued that the X-37B could prove valuable for quick reconnaissance missions.

Foolishly, we ignored the valuable motto 'Time spent on reconnaissance is never wasted', thus proving it true as what appeared from a distance to be springy, Blencathra-like turf turned out to be elephant grass.

O'Connor was also supported by the Long Range Desert Group, a lightly armed reconnaissance unit whose activities behind enemy lines would provide valuable intelligence for the Allies throughout the North Africa campaigns.

The Victor also undertook multiple reconnaissance missions of the South Atlantic, these missions provided valuable intelligence for the retaking of South Georgia by British forces.

Though detailed soil maps are rare in Africa, reconnaissance soil maps can be inexpensively disaggregated to provide a valuable starting point for digital soil mapping.

Attackers typically follow a common strategy when it comes to performing reconnaissance and spreading across the network to find vulnerable or valuable assets—and that's where deception technology comes in handy.

Equally valuable was a television camera in the hands of a forward scout or in a reconnaissance aircraft, whether piloted or remotely controlled, to scan enemy territory.