Reconnaissance and Surveillance in Jungle Warfare

In jungle warfare, reconnaissance and surveillance are crucial for gathering information about the enemy and the environment. Reconnaissance involves actively exploring and observing the terrain, enemy positions, and movement to understand the battlefield. Surveillance, on the other hand, focuses on monitoring areas over time, often using technology to track enemy actions without direct engagement. Both practices help military units make informed decisions, plan effective strategies, and enhance safety in the dense, complex jungle landscape where visibility can be limited, and threats are often hidden.