VIII. The best position for the cavalry.

IX. Alternative positions in rear from which, after

reorganisation, to recapture the front line, with the best

line of withdrawal to them.

Additional information would be required in Position Warfare as to the

best lines for avenues communicating from the old to the new position,

and as to the time required to consolidate the new position against

attack (including the conversion of the parados into parapet, etc.).

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