recced

verb

1. (form-of, participle, past)simple past and past participle of recce

   “From April 25-27, I recced the approach to Baima Shan, an unclimbed peak of around 5500 meters on the west side of the road between Zhongdian and Dechin.”

   “Having previously recced the forward ground, Acreman decided that guns C4 and D4 would best serve the defence of the minefield and strip by their deployment covering the bridge across the Anabila Creek and the adjacent beach.”

   “Fifty yards before they reached it, Bob jumped out, recced the road up ahead and waived them on, boarding the pickup truck as it turned onto the road”

   “Each area recced contained two target complexes - two stationary armoured vehicles, and a row of five on the move with two or three security vehicles.”

   “You have recced all the locations and you know that the background for the architect will work best if he is looking left with the flats rising up on the left of shot.”

2. (form-of, participle, past)simple past and past participle of recc