reconnaissance造句

geologic reconnaissance

The squadron flew a reconnaissance mission.

An aircraft intruded China's airspace over... area for reconnaissance.

Thermal mapping of the water surface from the air is a fast method for reconnaissance studies.

And it wants to do some reconnaissance for its own expanding fleet of subs.

The US has a reconnaissance satellite in lunar orbit now, but President Obama appears to have put off the notion of a manned return to the moon.

The most recognizable integration of robotics in the Army may be the unmanned aerial vehicles that provide surveillance and reconnaissance assets for warfighters such as the Predator.

They demonstrated extended sensing; persistent intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR); and manned-unmanned teaming and sent back real-time video imagery of ground targets.

Thousands of robots are also enrolled in the armed forces where they defuse bombs, fly reconnaissance and attack missions in Iraq and Afghanistan, and meander under the sea.

The news agency Press Trust of India quoted Air Force sources as saying that the Daulatbeg Oldi Base was revived to bolster India's aerial and land reconnaissance capability in the strategic region.

In October 2008, the Kuwaiti Special Forces awarded Panhard a contract of undisclosed value for 20 VBL Mk 2 reconnaissance vehicles. Deliveries occurred during the second half of 2009.

They've just heard a report from a reconnaissance team that scoped out the land, and that they think that the chances of conquering the Promised land are very, very slim.