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counterreconnaissance

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All measures taken to prevent hostile observation of a force, area, or place.
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The PCC also facilitated counterreconnaissance and counterstrike operations for the ANSF.
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From this report, the analyst can assess that the enemy fired on the patrol because the enemy unit is a part of an integrated defense and is conducting a counterreconnaissance mission.
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27) That year, however, the Air Force began pursuing space-control technology efforts and just recently initiated acquisition programs to develop capabilities for countercommunications as well as countersurveillance and counterreconnaissance with temporary/reversible effects.
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