Logistic Centre, Reconnaissance Battalion

III. LIAISON AND RECONNAISSANCE

On site phase Reconnaissance.

The Air Reconnaissance Team flew 9 missions for the reconnaissance and photographing of 23 sites.

1. Reconnaissance mission to Vukovar

2. Reconnaissance mission to Dubrovnik

You'll go out on reconnaissance.

This is a reconnaissance patrol.

Then all our reconnaissance... useless.

A reconnaissance vehicle, also known as a scout vehicle, is a military vehicle used for forward reconnaissance.

I'm in Photographic Aerial Reconnaissance interpretation.

The military call it a reconnaissance mission.

(c) An armoured reconnaissance battalion (450 all ranks)

They are also being used for reconnaissance flights.

Any patrolling for either reconnaissance or combat purposes

1. Reconnaissance mission to Vukovar . 40 45 12

2. Reconnaissance mission to Dubrovnik . 46 47 13

They are also being used for reconnaissance flights.

They were initially used for reconnaissance and ground attack.

If I'd have been careful piloting that reconnaissance plane

You'll both go on reconnaissance. Turn in your papers.

I had our naval reconnaissance planes take a look.

The concept also includes selective aerial reconnaissance of particular areas.

The concept also includes selective aerial reconnaissance of particular areas .

(e) Supporting special representative reconnaissance missions and developing military appreciations.

I had a report from air reconnaissance on that village.

The main function of the observers is for liaison and reconnaissance.

That means adequate support at Headquarters for planning and reconnaissance missions.

At 1337 hours a TR 1 reconnaissance aircraft conducted a reconnaissance flight over Qurnah, flying at a speed of 600 km h and at an altitude 20,000 m.

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A light armoured reconnaissance vehicle was the escort commander apos s vehicle.

Initial

Initial idea, basic architecture, much initial source code

Additional provision is made for telephone expenses incurred by the reconnaissance mission ( 5,000).

Additionally, a comprehensive reconnaissance capability is required in the form of light helicopters.

Date of initial communication 4 December 1996 (initial submission)

Date of initial communication 17 August 1998 (initial submission)

Date of initial communication 8 October 1998 (initial submission)

Date of initial communication 14 May 2001 (initial submission)

Date of initial communication 22 July 1998 (initial submission)

Date of initial communication 6 November 2000 (initial submission)

Date of initial communication 22 July 1998 (initial submission)

Date of initial communication 18 June 2002 (initial submission)

Date of initial communication 14 October 2003 (initial submission)

These include a 0.8m resolution reconnaissance satellite (Project Göktürk 1) for use by the Turkish Armed Forces and a 2m resolution reconnaissance satellite (Project Göktürk 2) for use by the National Intelligence Organization.