piloo55
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Should be something like;
"... to reconnoiter ..." [this is the verb form]
or
"... to do reconnaissance ..." [This is the noun form]
Now for describing the person who performs the act of reconnaissance;
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You should say something like;
"She wants to be a scout" [more modern/English]
"She wants to be a reconnaisseur" [Correct version, though less well known as its directly taken from the French origin of the word]
"She wants to be a reconnoiterer" [Also correct, though possibly outdated/obsolete.]
You could replace the whole word group with that of "scout"
"I love to scout..."
"So I had more time to scout..."
"She wants to be a scout"
That might be easier to work with for someone that doesn't have English as a first language.
Also you need to decide if the black dude is called James or Jason, you're using both names for the same guy.