What does CRECON stand for?

Counterreconnaissance

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The PCC also facilitated counterreconnaissance and counterstrike operations for the ANSF.

3-319 AFAR TF Gun Devils: providing FA fires for Afghanistan and ...

From this report, the analyst can assess that the enemy fired on the patrol because the enemy unit is a part of an integrated defense and is conducting a counterreconnaissance mission.

Lessons learned from OJF: an SF battalion S2's perspective

27) That year, however, the Air Force began pursuing space-control technology efforts and just recently initiated acquisition programs to develop capabilities for countercommunications as well as countersurveillance and counterreconnaissance with temporary/reversible effects.

A sea of peace or a theater of war? Dealing with the inevitable ...

The assessment supports the commander and staff in developing the command's security program, conducting counterreconnaissance and rear area security operations.

Benchmark for intelligence transformation

One final tool we developed proved useful in focusing counterreconnaissance efforts in the rear.

Fighting With and Against FIRES: The Transformation Continues

To the above, I would add any information, known or templated, on the enemy's counterreconnaissance effort, including known enemy and friendly obstacles.

Supporting close combat: intelligence synchronization

FM 2-0 supersedes FM 34-1, Intelligence and Electronic Warfare; FM 2-01 supersedes both FM 34-2, Collection Management and Synchronization Planning and FM 34-2-1, Reconnaissance and Surveillance and Intelligence Support to Counterreconnaissance.

Doctrine corner

In accomplishing the above, the commander must make plans to-- * Perform operations security (OPSEC), counterreconnaissance, and other security measures.

Intelligence fusion in force protection