Reconnoitring Collection (page 2)

Henri de la Tour d Auvergne Turenne(1611-1675) French soldier: Marshal-General of France 1668, killed by a cannon ball while reconnoitring at Sasbach, Germany

Henri de la Tour d Auvergne Turenne, Vicomte de Turenne (1611-1675) French soldier: marshal of France 1644: Marshal-General of France 1668

Henri, Vicomte de Turenne (1611-75) French soldier. Officers of his army lamenting over his body after his death reconnoitring at Sasbach

Russian infantry patrol reconnoitring, WW1
A Russian infantry patrol reconnoitring during the First World War. Date: 1914-1918

Italo-Turkish War - Aircraft
Captain Moizo prepares for a reconnoitring flight in his Nieuport monoplane during the Italo-Turkish War

Reconnaissance Airships
Airships will be used for reconnoitring enemy positions and movements

Reconnoitring Rail Route
A surveyor on camelback reconnoitres the route for the trans-continental railway which will cross central Australia

Events / War / Napoleonic Wa
Battle of Jena : Reconnoitring the field, Napoleon is challenged by the Austrian sentinels and is in danger of his life

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"Unveiling the Unknown: The Art in Military History" In the realm of military strategy, it has long been a vital component for success. From the Napoleonic era to modern warfare, this artful practice has shaped countless battles and campaigns. With the Tirah Field Force, we witness cavalry units fearlessly venturing into the treacherous Bargolai Pass, their mission to gather crucial intelligence on enemy positions. Through lithography, their daring exploits are immortalized. The British Expedition to Abyssinia takes us up the Hadoda Pass as intrepid soldiers navigate rugged terrain in search of hidden adversaries. An engraving captures their determination as they meticulously survey every crevice and corner. Garibaldi at Faro Point reveals another facet - one that transcends borders. Here, Garibaldi himself is depicted scrutinizing Fort Torre Di Cavallo in Calabria from afar. Engraved details showcase his strategic mind at work. From land to sea, boats cautiously explore passages leading to Wyborg and Cronstadt - both engravings showcasing naval reconnaissance during times of conflict. These images serve as reminders that even on waterways, knowledge is power. South African Warfare introduces mounted infantry reconnoitring vast landscapes through lithography; these skilled troops adeptly scout potential threats while maintaining mobility – an essential skillset for success on unfamiliar terrains. The French Expedition to Tunis brings forth a vivid scene where Goums find themselves under attack by Khroumirs while engaged in reconnaissance duties. This engraving encapsulates not only danger but also resilience amidst adversity. Yet not all instances are confined within war's domain; "A Seaside Romance, " captured through chromolithography paints a picture where lovers clandestinely observe each other from afar – an innocent form of personal exploration akin to military reconnaissance techniques.