Which of the following tasks is NOT typically conducted by ARS when not task organized?

Long-range air strikes are not typically a task conducted by ARS (Aviation Reconnaissance Support) when not task organized. In a standard operational framework, ARS is primarily focused on reconnaissance tasks, movement, and direct engagement with targets in a more tactical context.

Zone reconnaissance involves gathering information about a designated area, which is a core function of ARS. Movement to contact is also a typical mission for reconnaissance units, as they maneuver to find and engage enemy forces. Attack can be within their purview if they are assigned to that operational task, especially in support of ground forces. However, long-range air strikes are generally the domain of dedicated air units or strike aircraft rather than reconnaissance support. Their primary mission does not encompass this direct offensive operation, making it the correct choice in this context.