Scout
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The term Scout originally referred to a soldier (particularly a cavalryman or light infantryman) performing reconnaissance duties – in English it is used in many other contexts – including the following:
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[edit] Aircraft
- Scout (aircraft)
- AD Scout British naval aircraft
- Aeronca K Scout
- American Champion Scout
- IAI Scout, an unmanned air vehicle used by the Israel Defense Forces during the 1982 Lebanon War.
- Westland Scout British helicopter
[edit] Automotive and rail
[edit] Other
- Scout Taylor-Compton
- Scout (comics)
- Scout (operating system)
- The Scout, a book by Steven Plaut
- The Scout, a baseball loving class in valve war game Team Fortress 2
[edit] Professions
- Reconnaissance
- Scout (sport), a professional sports talent scout
- Scout.com, sports publishing company
- A college servant at University of Oxford
[edit] Military units
- Traditional Apache scout
- U.S. Army Indian Scouts
- Lovat Scouts
- US Army Philippine Scouts
- South Pacific Scouts
- Scout Sniper
- Grey's Scouts
- Selous Scouts
[edit] Space applications
[edit] Ships
- HMS Scout, the name of various British Royal Navy ships
- USS Scout, the name of various United States Navy ships
[edit] Weapons
[edit] Youth movement
- A Scout is a member of a Scouting organization. There are thousands of national Scouting organizations or federations; these are grouped into six international Scouting associations with some non-aligned organizations:
[edit] See also
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