Reconnoissance is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECONNOISSANCE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a preliminary survey to gain information, also RECONNAISSANCE
• Alt. of Reconnaissance
• a preliminary survey to gain information

Words related to RECONNOISSANCE

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Words that contain RECONNOISSANCE

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How to use RECONNOISSANCE in a sentence

• I therefore concluded to despatch a reconnoissance in force, under Lieutenant-Colonel Burke, Eleventh Infantry, to harass the enemy and to retard its progress in every way.
• Occasionally it is advisable fur the leader to conceal his patrol and continue the reconnoissance with one or two companions.
• The general duties of an outpost are reconnoissance, observation, and resistance.
• The country which has been the object of this reconnoissance is, as may already be understood, of very difficult access from the settled parts of the State of Maine.
• Wayne, believing that few things were impracticable to discipline and valor, after a careful reconnoissance, adopted the project, and hastened to give it execution.
• Their reconnoissance in San Jorge was explained soon afterwards.
• He asked how an automobile looked when it was on reconnoissance.
• Petersburg to Zarskoe Selo, which had been opened in 1837, and who had also made a careful reconnoissance in 1835 for a line from St.
• The reconnoissance of the day had more important results than were anticipated.
• Stuart to make a reconnoissance in the direction of Old Church and Cold Harbor.
• The road bridge at Venizel was repaired during the morning, and a reconnoissance was made with a view to throwing a pontoon bridge at Soissons.
• He had never been in an aeroplane, but he made the ascent and produced a valuable reconnoissance report.
• The last six days have been slightly misty with clouds hanging low, so that conditions have not been very favorable for aerial reconnoissance.
• It dropped no bombs and was satisfied with its reconnoissance.
• A few days since there arrived a prisoner, driven in on foot by a mounted Cossack, sent back by the officer commanding the reconnoissance party which had captured him.
• He has reduced the proudest cavalry to second place in the matter of reconnoissance, and has rendered services which have heretofore been impossible.
• A visual reconnoissance of the ground immediately in front of me to the south showed, within reach, the stump of a sapling.
• General Foster rode forward with his staff into the woods, and made a reconnoissance.
• The scout of the buzzard flock had made his reconnoissance and by settling had signaled back his message.
• General Hunter made a reconnoissance to Wilson Creek, and ascertained that the only enemy that had been in the vicinity was a scouting party of forty or fifty men.
• The Rebels disappeared from our front, and a reconnoissance showed that they were falling back toward Lexington.
• Zagonyi will overtake White, assume command of the whole force, which will number about three hundred men, and turn the reconnoissance into an attack.
• He asked for further service, and was directed to report himself to General Sigel, by whom he was ordered to make a reconnoissance in the direction of Springfield.
• While we were making this reconnoissance a bugle sounded on the main, and looking out, we saw the Oberwinter postilion coming round the nearest bend in the river.
• On our first day in the temple Heller went up the Snow Mountain for a reconnoissance and the party secured a fine porcupine.
• When he had made this reconnoissance, and satisfied himself that there was no spy about, he returned to the shop.
• Swords clashed and blood flowed, and the great reconnoissance was successfully made.
• After a careful reconnoissance, the sentry was discovered fast asleep at his post.
• Here they crossed the road, and, after a careful reconnoissance, entered the willows, and crawled, almost on their hands and knees, toward the boat-house.
• No time had therefore been lost, and the reconnoissance of the river was successfully performed.
• In the course of this reconnoissance an eminence 1,743 feet in height, lying to the southeast of Lake Matapediac, was ascended.
• Then, taking his rifle, he put forth on a reconnoissance.
• Only the day before, while on a reconnoissance, Will had captured a Confederate soldier, who proved to be an old acquaintance named Nat Golden.
• Lieutenant Ward and a dozen men were detailed to accompany Will on a reconnoissance.
• He took one or two fellow-spirits in his company, and ventured over hill and valley to the suburbs of the city on a reconnoissance, while by night he ventured inside the walls.
• I pretended not to be hurt, but to be on a reconnoissance.
• The other night a German on reconnoissance got very close to our wire, and was greeted not by shots but by a wild hurrah.
• I recommend, therefore, that provision be made for a preliminary reconnoissance by officers of the United States, to the end of acquiring more precise information on the subject.
• The recommendation submitted last year that provision be made for a preliminary reconnoissance of the conventional boundary line between Alaska and British Columbia is renewed.

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