5. Zero hour will be notified later.

6. The grounds and approaches will be reconnoitred thoroughly and as

many friends as possible made in the neighbourhood. Every opportunity

of reconnoitring the house itself, either through friendship or by

substitution for legitimate plumbers, window-cleaners, piano-tuners,

etc., will be taken.

7. The Brigades on the Right and Left will co-operate by starting a

street fight and a small fire respectively at some convenient distance

from the scene of operations.

8. At Zero _minus_ one hour, a cordon of outposts will be established

at a radius of 500 yards from the house, with strong points at the

street corners. "Q." will arrange for a supply of hedging-gloves.

9. The general scheme of approach will be on the lines as laid down in

the "Self-help Corps Standard Formation of Attack" (OK 340/CV/429).

10. Commanding Officers will submit a detailed scheme for the attack

(with sketch maps) not later than 4 P.M. on August 6th.

11. Mopping-up parties will be detailed to deal with all dug-outs

known to be occupied. Prisoners will not be taken, but undue roughness

is to be discouraged as likely to bring discredit upon the service.

Steps will be taken, however, to ensure the immediate, if temporary,

silence of the obstreperous. O.C. Chloroform will arrange.

12. The Dog emplacement at G 36 A 0.8 will be dealt with by the

Brigade Dog-fancier.

13. Brigade Cooks will be detailed in specified areas to act as decoys

for Policemen.

14. All information as to the plans, intentions, appearance, habits

and dispositions of inhabitants will be found in Appendix I. Some

good interior photographs of the house have been obtained by Corps

photographers acting as window-cleaners.

15. As foreshadowed in the Self-help Corps Intelligence Summary of

June 29th most of the family will be away at the seaside by the date

fixed for the Raid.

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