Question

The act of securing information about an enemy is called

Answer 1

Answer:

The securing information of act about an ‘enemy’ is called Reconnaissance.  

Explanation:

Reconnaissance can also be defined as the mission or the procedure to extract or bring in information, by visual observation or by employing some other methods, about the ‘activities and resources’ of the enemy side.  

Also known as Scouting, Reconnaissance can also be used to find out the information of the geographical, hydrological, climatic, relief and topographical features of a ‘particular place’.  

Answer 2

Reconnaissance is act of securing information about an enemy.

Explanation:

Reconnaissance is the act of a mission of extracting and securing information which is very crucial. Information can be conducted with the help of observation and some non-observational methods. Reconnaissance is also known as the scouting.

Skirmishing is the key quality the person must have for adopting the procedure of Reconnaissance. “Hydrographic surveys and intelligence gathering” are one of the tasks performed through reconnaissance.