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Definition of recon in English: reconnounPlural recons rɪˈkɒn North American informal short for reconnaissance Example sentencesExamples - Remember him showing all the aerial recon photographs in his speech at the UN?
- Using his charm and looks he could get anything he wanted any time he wanted and usually did all the secret recon and spy jobs.
- Since the recon was the main objective, along with laying the spy satellites, it was a risk they were willing to take.
- With a general knowledge of this information, the commander is prepared to shift his recon focus rapidly during execution.
- These methods are necessary to avoid letting enemy forces know they are under surveillance and to protect the small recon teams from larger military units.
- He conducts an in-depth recon and selection of proposed battery positions.
- They are extremely useful in aiding the reconnaissance-gathering capabilities of the battalion recon platoon.
- This was to be a recon, designed to let them size up their opponent and plan an attack.
- During offensive missions, typically my company was tasked to destroy the enemy recon along the route, and then suppress the enemy at the point of penetration.
- This allows them to operate further from the parent recon platoon, while still maintaining a good communications link with the task force.
- We were going on our recon flight the following day.
- Like the characters of his novel, West served as a member of a five-man recon patrol.
- Learn tactics, techniques, and procedures during your upcoming leader recons.
- Once this task was complete, both air troops returned to the objective to conduct an area recon of six bridge sites.
- I scanned the open area behind us and could see the bright images of the recon team about 100 meters away, as they walked the landing zone looking for mines and anything else unsafe.
- I glanced at the large clock tower located in the center of the town for a moment, deciding that we had a while before the others would be finished with their own recon.
- I need you to do a quick recon of the area and find out where we are in relation to the canyon.
- But along the way, you'll find yourself facing bad intelligence or in one case, the plane doing the recon goes down and you have to go in to finish your objective and rescue the pilot who was supposed to do your intelligence.
- One of the recon teams had a radio intercept operator monitoring enemy transmissions as the battle went on.
- Before the attack, supporting elements from the unit recon platoons evaluated the enemy situation and provided guides for the assault.
verbreconned, reconning, recons rɪˈkɒn North American informal short for reconnoitre Example sentencesExamples - His CO, Major Mack Conrad, ordered Grace to take one of the company's Hurricane Mobile Assault Vehicles in to recon the city and see what kind of defenses had been set up.
- In the past few days they had reconned the entire lower portion of the east face.
- Sometimes, it's also useful to bait the enemies, sending the team forward to recon, and then calling it back.
- He reconned a pool in York, Pennsylvania, and knew lots of spots in Jersey and New York City for us to skate.
- It seems they are concerned that their fortification is being, in some way, reconned for further attack.
- Ian and I will recon ahead and clear a landing zone for you.
- In 1991, an eight-man SAS team was dropped into northern Iraq to recon mobile Scud launchers and neutralise them.
- They are dispatched to recon the source of the transmission, but they end up making a terrible discovery.
- Trying to recon ahead with the whole squad, for example, often results in one man's folly exposing the entire squad and getting everyone else killed.
- He promptly took an aircraft out to the west to recon the tower.
Definition of recon in US English: reconnounrəˈkän North American informal short for reconnaissance Example sentencesExamples - They are extremely useful in aiding the reconnaissance-gathering capabilities of the battalion recon platoon.
- With a general knowledge of this information, the commander is prepared to shift his recon focus rapidly during execution.
- Remember him showing all the aerial recon photographs in his speech at the UN?
- Using his charm and looks he could get anything he wanted any time he wanted and usually did all the secret recon and spy jobs.
- This allows them to operate further from the parent recon platoon, while still maintaining a good communications link with the task force.
- I glanced at the large clock tower located in the center of the town for a moment, deciding that we had a while before the others would be finished with their own recon.
- Once this task was complete, both air troops returned to the objective to conduct an area recon of six bridge sites.
- One of the recon teams had a radio intercept operator monitoring enemy transmissions as the battle went on.
- During offensive missions, typically my company was tasked to destroy the enemy recon along the route, and then suppress the enemy at the point of penetration.
- This was to be a recon, designed to let them size up their opponent and plan an attack.
- Learn tactics, techniques, and procedures during your upcoming leader recons.
- He conducts an in-depth recon and selection of proposed battery positions.
- Like the characters of his novel, West served as a member of a five-man recon patrol.
- But along the way, you'll find yourself facing bad intelligence or in one case, the plane doing the recon goes down and you have to go in to finish your objective and rescue the pilot who was supposed to do your intelligence.
- I need you to do a quick recon of the area and find out where we are in relation to the canyon.
- We were going on our recon flight the following day.
- These methods are necessary to avoid letting enemy forces know they are under surveillance and to protect the small recon teams from larger military units.
- Since the recon was the main objective, along with laying the spy satellites, it was a risk they were willing to take.
- I scanned the open area behind us and could see the bright images of the recon team about 100 meters away, as they walked the landing zone looking for mines and anything else unsafe.
- Before the attack, supporting elements from the unit recon platoons evaluated the enemy situation and provided guides for the assault.
verbrəˈkän North American informal short for reconnoiter Example sentencesExamples - Sometimes, it's also useful to bait the enemies, sending the team forward to recon, and then calling it back.
- In the past few days they had reconned the entire lower portion of the east face.
- In 1991, an eight-man SAS team was dropped into northern Iraq to recon mobile Scud launchers and neutralise them.
- He promptly took an aircraft out to the west to recon the tower.
- He reconned a pool in York, Pennsylvania, and knew lots of spots in Jersey and New York City for us to skate.
- Ian and I will recon ahead and clear a landing zone for you.
- His CO, Major Mack Conrad, ordered Grace to take one of the company's Hurricane Mobile Assault Vehicles in to recon the city and see what kind of defenses had been set up.
- They are dispatched to recon the source of the transmission, but they end up making a terrible discovery.
- It seems they are concerned that their fortification is being, in some way, reconned for further attack.
- Trying to recon ahead with the whole squad, for example, often results in one man's folly exposing the entire squad and getting everyone else killed.
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