Armoured reconnaissance

<p>Armoured reconnaissance also Combat reconnaissance vehicle is the combination of <a href="/facts/Terrestrial_reconnaissance/VDssUrjJ">terrestrial reconnaissance</a> with <a href="/facts/Armoured_warfare/atNMzBbv">armoured warfare</a> by soldiers using <a href="/facts/Tank/CwQLRQsy">tanks</a> and wheeled or tracked armoured reconnaissance vehicles. While the mission of reconnaissance is to gather intelligence about the enemy with the use of <a href="/facts/Reconnaissance_vehicle/nHJjNc1p">reconnaissance vehicles</a>, armoured reconnaissance adds the ability to fight for information, and to have an effect on and to shape the enemy through the performance of traditional armoured tasks.
</p><p>Whereas ordinary scouts are expected to either infiltrate the enemy lines by avoiding contact, or to retreat in the face of anything more than enemy scouting parties, an armoured reconnaissance team is expected to be able to break through enemy lines by overwhelming forward <a href="/facts/Screening_(tactical)/A9EGybhs">screening elements</a>. Armoured reconnaissance units are expected to <a href="/facts/Reconnaissance-in-force/WbBwMhqs">reconnaissance-in-force</a>, put enemy scouting units to flight, force screens to retreat, work to disrupt both logistics and communication lines, and force their way deep enough behind enemy lines to reconnoiter the main enemy force deployments and encampments. Armoured reconnaissance vehicles and tactics are capable of fending off any light advance unit the enemy can field, and is theoretically on equal terms with the armoured main elements of the enemy force.
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Armoured reconnaissance