reconnoitre

But although they were groping in the right direction, the Americans had never really taken hold of the Panzer concept in its essence, as conceived by Liddell Hart and developed by Guderian — the heavy, balanced force, moving on tracks not to "reconnoitre" but to strike and to exploit.

Barbarossa

"reconnoitre," Balla said "to open the gate and lead the way," -- and that Frank should bring up the rear.

Two Little Confederates

Before Mackay reached him, he said, the French sent a detachment to reconnoitre our camp to obtain intelligence of our strength & position; notice of which being given by the scouts.

George Washington’s First War

Before Mackay reached him, he said, the French sent a detachment to reconnoitre our camp to obtain intelligence of our strength & position; notice of which being given by the scouts.

George Washington’s First War

Before Mackay reached him, he said, the French sent a detachment to reconnoitre our camp to obtain intelligence of our strength & position; notice of which being given by the scouts.

George Washington’s First War

He paused to reconnoitre, but not being driven back, came closer.

KEESH, SON OF KEESH

We landed in an eddy, and climbed directly into the trees to reconnoitre.

CHAPTER XII

Before Mackay reached him, he said, the French sent a detachment to reconnoitre our camp to obtain intelligence of our strength & position; notice of which being given by the scouts.

George Washington’s First War

An early entrant to the club was Lionel "Buster" Crabb, an MI6 diver who in 1956 was dispatched into Portsmouth harbour to reconnoitre a Russian ship and was never seen again.

MI6 codebreaker's bizarre death provides fodder for conspiracy theories

If you have a consistent security system around the globe it is quite easy to reconnoitre that and predict it.

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