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aerial
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He often does aerial reconnaissance for Dave.
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So long as they remain expensive, conventional air photography will, however, continue to dominate aerial reconnaissance .
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At best the amphibious raiders might have panoramic shots from aerial reconnaissance , or be given a flight over the target beach.
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July 3: Aerial photographic reconnaissance .
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beach
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However, there was nothing over-scientific about the Commander's first beach reconnaissance .
mission
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Tony Mullins was again in the saddle, but the reconnaissance mission was a disaster.
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Three days later, however, President Nixon ordered that the reconnaissance missions be resumed and that they receive adequate protection.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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At best the amphibious raiders might have panoramic shots from aerial reconnaissance , or be given a flight over the target beach.
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In a conflict these would be vital for military communications, reconnaissance and even guiding missiles to their targets.
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In reality, the Navy was undertaking only minimal reconnaissance , mainly because of a lack of airplanes.
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Infantry traditionally performed three roles: It held ground, took ground, and con-ducted precise reconnaissance when on patrol.
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Later reconnaissance indicated that this had sunk.
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The visit to Tempe was in any case not a military reconnaissance .
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There was little doubt that tactical support and reconnaissance for the land battle would still need piloted machines.
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This lone air reconnaissance effort, however, would obviously not be enough.