Which type of reconnaissance mission is NOT performed by Cavalry Scouts?

Cavalry Scouts are primarily focused on providing information about the enemy, terrain, and operational environment to assist in military operations. Their reconnaissance missions are critical for ensuring the safety and effectiveness of the forces they support.

Route reconnaissance involves assessing specific routes to determine their viability for movement by friendly forces, identifying obstacles, and spotting potential ambush sites. Area reconnaissance focuses on a designated area, gathering detailed information about enemy presence, terrain features, and any significant activities occurring within that area. Zone reconnaissance covers a larger area, where scouts collect information on a broader scale but still remain focused on enemy activities and terrain assessment.

Cyber reconnaissance, on the other hand, pertains to gathering intelligence and information through electronic means, often related to cybersecurity threats and vulnerabilities in digital networks. This falls outside the traditional scope of reconnaissance missions performed by Cavalry Scouts, whose training and operational focus is rooted in physical environments rather than the cyber domain. Therefore, cyber reconnaissance is not a mission that Cavalry Scouts are trained for or typically undertake.