_As the advantage in Time gives the right to MOVE and the advantage
in Numbers indicates the MOTIF of movement; so does the advantage in
Position, as expressed by the Strategic Syllogism, specify the DIRECTION
of that movement which normally appertains to the army having the
advantage in Time._
The proper _direction_ of that movement which normally appertains to the
advantage in Time always is indicated by the plus signs in the Strategic
Syllogism, viz.:
+A. Signifies that the Normal direction of movement for the army
having the advantage in Time is along the Strategetic Center
towards the Objective Plane.
+S. Signifies that the Normal direction of movement for the army
having the advantage in Time is along one or more pawn
altitudes towards the Kindred Logistic Horizon.
+M. Signifies that the Normal direction of movement for the army
having the advantage in Time is along the shortest open pawn
altitude towards the Kindred Point of Junction.
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+A+S. Signifies that the Normal direction of movement for the army
having the advantage in Time is double, _i.e._,
+A. towards the Objective Plane.
+S. along one or more open Pawn altitudes toward the
Kindred Logistic Horizon.
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+A+M. Signifies that the Normal direction of movement for the army
having the advantage in Time, is double, _i.e._,
+A. towards the Objective Plane.
+M. Along the shortest open pawn altitude toward the
Kindred Point of Junction.
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+S+M. Signifies that the Normal direction of movement for the army
having the advantage in Time is double, _i.e._,
+S. Along one or more open Pawn altitudes toward the
Kindred Logistic Horizon.
+M. Along the shortest open Pawn Altitude toward the
Kindred Point of Junction.
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+A+S+M. Signifies that the Normal direction of movement is triple,
_i.e._,
+A. Toward the Objective Plane.
+S. Along one or more open Pawn altitudes, toward the
Kindred Logistic Horizon.
+M. Along the shortest open Pawn altitude, toward the
Kindred Point of Junction.
The First Phase in the demonstration of every Strategetic Proposition is
determined by the following: