Karp_K

The closest thing I can think of is, without any units selected, click on each revealed enemy unit icon to see which of your units can visibly see the vehicle, squad, or one of their individual infantrymen. Apart from that, I don't believe there's anything close to a counter which tells us precisely how many contacts any of our units are currently under, whether it has currently broken out into gunfire or is just plain full visual contact.

According to the Bundesarchiv, the original entry in 9. Panzer's official history read. "Fick! Crommers konnen jetzt fliegen".  Allegedly.

And if CM is anything to go by, they were probably saying "no, it's okay that's not one of ours" 😉.

I've always loved this photo. Nervous bipeds, whist the cow just carries on munching.

Was going to edit post above but too late. Anyway:

There's a tree line on a crest of a slope near where I walk the dogs...always look up,  checking for movement. Thought it was just me.

I was recently thinking about how I can conjure up past CM battles in my head with a lot more detail than I usually can in games.  You do have to stare and think about them an awful lot, I suppose, and each map is at least as detailed as most maps in multiplayer FPSes.  Probably more.  This series has its hooks in me horribly.

Different game (Il2) which I don't play so much now, but out in the fields and on the roads I still find myself doing "The German Look" if I hear any sort of aircraft in the sky. 
In a similar (this time CM) vein, I find I'm always checking LOS through gaps in the hedges on the local bridleway.  Usually to see if I can spot other dog walkers before my crazy Spaniels🐕 do, but it's a bit odd.
Anyway, welcome and don't feel like your alone.
 

Don't say over and out before you hang up the phone.
 

I wouldn’t worry unless you find yourself beginning to say things at work like, “Fire for effect!”

Recon Recon Recon

Go shopping, this building is a K Building because we have a perfect view of two main roads and the back yards of the adjacent street. 

Welcome and nice first post.
I think most of us have been there.
There's a particular place on a highway where I drive fairly frequently that has a hill top 2 miles away from where I turn onto it and I always play the what can I spot and ID at that range game.