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I ., CTTRODUCTIONIHTElODUCrrrONIITODUCTIONATTRIBUTION:_? . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 .
II ., OPERIDOPEROPERATIONOPElt\TIONOPEltTIONPEltION\ TIONION OF LEILEFT.' 11 ' COVERINGCOVEl1DTG, FOHCEJ'ORCEJORCEOCHERJORGEJ ''ORCEORE ., . . . . ., . ., ., ., . . . 1 .
III . I'THE'lEElEE ACTIJNACTIdNACTING OF 'W11J1{ LEFTLTFTTAFT? ASSAooAULTAS.Jl\.ULTASJl.ULTAS.JlASJl.ULTULTBasleUT:.AUJLTSAULT\. COLTPLNCOLTONCOLIJICOLtJTCOLITISColt 211J . . . . . . . . 1i .
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Andend t-'et'eethetl-etl) --,' Left Assaulttd3sp.ulttd3spulttd3sp.ultItd3sp.ultOl1.L.ln. I, oliL.moliLmOl1.L.lnOl1L.lnOl1Llnolw.lnolwlnfoliumown. . wh ; ch had. Vt '' F,..' :alii.s.ioniis.ioniisionLlisionfissionElision?:. s-ionsion., '-,. o-
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-'in nosition'PositionPosition' in reAareareadinessinessness to PSSPUIIsspultessAultspiltassault Hill 0QA pndpondnnn( ! 'illill' ill-
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' uestionquestion ;: Do the Field ;:berviceervioeServiceErie '' p.p.E'Jlntt.H1spEJlntt.H1spEJlnttH1sAp'i1ntionsApi1ntions' ilntlIntelilntlrisintroits. risKris ""utut'ut"'utize' .,.
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Answer : Yes , Par. ., 5-)85)885t-j85tj8558'--
) FF.S.RFS.RFSRSRFRS.S.RS.RSR., SR., ., stAte1pstate.sstatesstAte--stAte:-. ; : " .'"ii"' 1pip'ltipltgilt' '. 'tt' t oprpro"PrctionsoPrctionsoperationso"Prctions-mny
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ion-s
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m"ym"ymymnymany" y be resorted to for-----exeoutlnffforexeoutlnfffor-----execut1nexecut1nfor-----executingexecutingexeunt- - - - - anenn Annpa nroNeroroOAcAc' clc , : :.-prc-
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dent
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deployment
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derpaymentdetdebtde-oloymentdeoloymentSolomon>- loymentloments 'OrATH1rt1torjrOrATH1rt1torjrTreperyTreperysTrapperTrappers'nreparrepair) s Coryto to ll-llunohinplaunchinglunching- unohinpunchlngunshipbunching an811en PpftpckAttp.ckAttpckFTCAttackttetote. ck fltAtfeltA t dP-1breP'rdP1breP'r1brePrdp "-"' T'repTrepRep'reprep' "' ., "
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Of the Left Covering Force it is sufficient to s ' vv-
thAt
t-
hAtv-
thatt-
hatv-
thatt-
hatthAt its t\ttwotTOOtto\ TO battalions were'?erere: cOlnletelcolletedcoco-ipletelycoipletelyimpolitely:- rnletelyrrunletr suooessfulsucoessfillsuccessfulsuccessfully in t"leirtleirt-eirteirtheiremirt"leir-
missionteirm-
issionterm-
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mission of ocounyingooou'DyingooouDyingooounyingcloning' the DamakjelilcDamakjelikDamask :;; _. ;.purpurpour. andend thus protprostprotectingprotftcting-
theprotecting-
theprotecti-
ngotlngbottlingotlng-
theColg-
atethe left flank of the Left Assault Column . (11( MaphlAPlAP,iapap No.2-
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., 2 )
III ., THE ACTION OF THE LEVTLEFTLE1'TLE1TLET'' ASSAULTASAULTAS ::FAULT:; COLTCOLTjI/NCOLTjINCOLnJNColtColonnaiIiYiIi;:/: .,
We will now discuss the action ofot the LeftLettLet AssaultAssault-
ColumnAss-
aultAssault-
ColumnAss-
ault .
Column ., This forcetoroetore Underunder the commandoommand ofot iai.eJ-Geni.eJGeni.eJieJGene.jGenliegei.e.die:.:.e.jej. JJGenGen-GenGen- ., CoxCo-
xconsistedC-
ocoons,
.oonsistedconsisted ofot the 4th ., Australian Brigade , the 2Qth24th IndianIndian-
BrigAdeInd-
ianIndian-
BrigadeInd-
ianIndian-
BrigadeInd-
ianBrigAde , and a battery ofot IndianIndien Mountain Artillery .,
The terrain over whichwhioh these troonatroonstroopstrogontrogons were to ooperateoperate-
isoperat-
es
operate-
Isoperat-
es
ereteerectederete-
ishereti-
csis difficultdiffioult to say the least ., ( Map No.2No2No . 2 and 'laplap'le'PlePleap' ! ep' N0.3)N0.3N03No.3)No.3No3. ) ItIt-
isIt-
sIt-
isIt-
sIt-
IsIt-
sis a countryoountry ofot steepIteep hills divided by precipitouspreoipitou. , narrownarrow-
valleysnar-
rownarrow-
valleysnar-
rownarrow-
valleysnar-
rowvalleys ., AlsoA1BO , the ground Is coveredoovered by a thickthiokThiokol , thornythorny-
growththo-rnythorny-
growththo-rnythorny-
growththo-rnygrowth ofot scrubsorubsorbs .,
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The route of a-cnropchacnropchcrotch81)"rrop81rropannrann)- ") . on. ch ( Overlay , Map NoNo.2No2., 2 and MapIl.lApIllApimpVilla. NoNo.3)No.3No3No.3)-
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of these troops was by way of the se8.COse8COseacoastsee. COPstCOptsst until they rea.chedreachedrea.ched-
thereach-
edreached-
thereach-
edreached-
thereach-
ed.
the mouth of the :, .ghylghyli.ghylighylhlhighly.. DereDerADerekDebra , then up this'this'- steersteeDsteen valley ., AboutAbout-
hAlfAb-
outAbou-
thalfAb-
outboutbout-
halfbro-
thelhAlf 1/18118v7avwnywiny/ ;" unu this valley two Australian bettnli.onsbettnlionsbattalionsbatinbating lions:. werpweretwerp to bebe-
throB-
ethbe-
thrown
be-
strewnbe-
thrown
be-
strewnthro\throthrobthromthrownthom\m out to the left in ordFordorderer to 'provideroyidebroiderprovidenprovident., AnPr" -nn- ont-nostontnostol1tnostoutpostmost- ., rPheTherhearPheI-
DA
Rho-
da
The-
main
Ath-
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:The-
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Ath-
enianIDAmainin column wasWA.S. to march to thetnetine heed of the valleyvF111ey . rrhereThererarerThere-
two
Ther-eto
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two Indian battalions were to continue to the eaeastwardstwrarsutra, , d to the-
assaulthe-
adsailthethe-
s
thes-
esn6ultassaults aultSault of Hill n . The rrennrennetrpnrpm1 inderbinder of the. force waswpsps to turn toto-
thet-
oteto-
thet-
oteto-
thet-
otethe northeast , cross the ridgErid e=:! into the AsmaASIO.AASIOAAmaASIA. PereDerpPerezDeer. , then climbclimb-
tl1e
climb-
theclim-
ateclimb-
theclim-
atetl1ethe spurs'Pur' of AbdelAbde1Abel RahmanBrahman and reform for the fattackttAcktAck on JTillHillTill q71971971.-
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All.,
All forces wereere to be in nosnodspositnosit'onnositonBostonit ion;' on for the final assault byby-
1:50
by-
1501:30130: A.MAMA.IVAIVIV. .
The route of march wewasss'lTi'l\Ti'llTi'within\ thin therrurkishterrorismthe Turkishrrurkishrubrics lines andpndpond ma-nsmansneapsmans-
ofma-
ns
neaps-
ofnea-
psmaps-
ofma-
ps-
of the area were knokenoknownm to behe very unreliable ., However , Averyeveryevery-
possibleove-
rpassevery-
rever-
ypossibleossiblepossible means of learning thetnetine terrainterrej.nterrejnterrene. was taken ,. :. .aa."- ajora-jorm- ajor".pjorpjorpoor. jo.rjorjour. OvertonOvertoneOverton-
a
Overton-
eRa New Zealand officer , had made a series of daring scouts withwith-
in'vith-'vithvithwith-withitch'vith-
inwith-
in' ¬-
in the Turkish lines ., FurthermoreFurthemore , many1I1Any officers hadhedheed beenbeen-
taken
bean-
stalkbeen-
taken
bean-
stalktekentakenteen on destroyersdestrojrers close in to the coastC08.stC08st. line and thus werewere-
F't'le
were-
arhle
wear-
able
were-
"Mewer-
eMe
we-reF't'leFtlearhleFettlearmhole:'" ' to grgain?. in soisoilsoi-iesoiieSOJllesoilStole-ie ideaideidea? of t1thptrpt1Phptarp-PP- . country . AerirlAerir-lAerirlAerialAerie- rAconnAisancereconnaissancereconnareconreconnaisance-although
reconnais-sance
isancedistance ,.
81t'hougn81thougnalthough' in its infRncinferenceinfancyrrs, "eses"". ,\ss('\ s useruseduse } alsolsoalso . This procedureprooedure followsfollows-
ourfollo-
wsfollows-
ourfollo-
wsfollows-
ourfollo-
wsour Field ServiceServioe Regulations Par ., 30320? which states : "NightNight"Night-
marches
"Night-
marches
"Night-
marches
Night-
marches
Nigh-tmare
"
marches areere carefullyoarefully preparedpre-paredprepared- . The route is , whenever prao-praoprac-pracpropacprao-
ticableprac-
ticableprac-
ticablepracpacprac-
ticable¬-
ticablekickable , reoonnoiteredreconnoiteredreoonnoiterednriorreconnoitered-nriornrioruriorpriorrigorcurio- to the commencementcoronenoementeozmuenoementcoronae of the march-
lla.jor
march . "*
\Major\lla.jorlla.jorlabor. OvertonOvertone was to lead the column in person , also thethe-
servioech-
eeriothe-
serviceth-
esaurithe-
serviceth-
esauriservioeservice of aB native of the district wwass secured as a guide .
The columnoolumn was to crossoross the initial point , Reserve GullyGully-
atGul-
ly,
at 99:30930:3030: pP.LlPLlP.11P11Pall. \ . Preparations were ththoroughJughUgh , a tir.ietirietiLletimetiretilled. table we.SweSwaswe.-
Sprepared
wa-
sprepared
wa-
sprepared
.
prepared giving the times various points werewerwear to be reaohedreachedreached.-
There
reached-There
reac-hed
. '
There wwass a staff officeroffioer at the head. of the columnoolumn to regulateregulate-
itsregula-
teregulate-
itsregula-
teregulate-
Itsregula-
teits paceace to the time table . In accordanceaooordanoe to our F.S.RFS.RFSRSRFRS. . ,. ParPar.-
52
Par-52
.
323222? thatthatoavalry"-------oavalryoavalrycavalry-- -- - - - cavalry andend light artillery usually follow-
thefollo-
wfollowfollow-
thefollo-
wfollow-
thefollo-
wthe Infantry " and the teachingteBohingtabooing of the Infantry SchoolSohool thatthat-
wheneverhe-
athenthat-
wheneverhe-
athenthat-
wheneverhe-
athenwhenever practicablepreotioeblepractioeblepetiole , enanimalsalsalls areRreRare separated from the foot-
oolumn
foo-thold
foot-
column
foo-tstool
footfoot-
column
foo-tstoolcolumnoolumn , no 8nanimalselsells were to be taken exceptexoept the artillery gun-
mules
gu-
nnies
gun. f,f-mules
m-ulesmules whichwhioh were at the rear .
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Rifles were ordered to br kkfintkeptfaintnt unIonunlondadunblendeduriondrinddAdd. pndrrdpondrd? nd PllnllPallnullll fiehtingfightingfighting-wp3
fiehting-wp
fightingt-
arefetin-g fighti-
ngwptare :), to he'he' " ,"ithith'ithitch"' 1 tb the bebayonetronetrennet . TnIn connection with this , oar-
F.S.Roar-
FS.Roar-
FSRo-
afso-
arsourour-
F.S.R
po-
ufsour-
FS.Ro-
ursF.S.RFS.RFSRSRFRS., . . P"rPrPprPnrNpr" ., 5b4564 states thatt'hAtthatInt'hAtInhating' ", ------InIn-- ----InIn- - - - the conductconliuotcontinuo of 11irhtnight11irh-
tAttAcksthenight-
e
nighti-
e
nifht-attacks---the
nif-htattacks t-he nig-htsticks
:AttAcks---theAttAcksthee ttaEtta cks---theckstheks-- - enemy isls rushed wiwitt thet1Je bayonetbnyonet "without.' :tt1.outtt1out:. fire-firefire-ing
firi-ng
ffire--in
fir-e i-n
ire-ireirer-
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ingKing . r-
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aproomrt"
Promptly at q0:30030:3030: jr) . - . the column i.iovediiovedllovedglovedriotedloved",. out ,. the AustrAlianAustralian-Brigade
Austr-alian
Australian-Brigade
Austr-alianBrigade in the leadlea.d. ., For a short timetillle thethenacpAthenaTIfTiffpaceaspaces-nacpnacppacenap- ! CPoCapo "AA-asas"-asS brisk butbut-
asbu-
tsbut-
asbu-
tsas the head of the column reachedreacbed OutmostOutpost NO,2NO21o,21o2!,No , ? it hadhe.dhedheed. to hAlthalt-
whilehea-
lthierhalt-
whilehea-
lthierwhileileNile aanortionabortion-nortionnortionTIortionportionnotionTorsion- of the Left Covering PoreeForoeForcePoreFore crossed its nathpathmathr> ath.-Thus
ath-Thus
bath-
tubs.
rrhusThusreruns it waswe.swes. 1111:00V11:001100: on 'P-'PP'Pbefore'?'pp' -VV-' ., '-<: ., before thet e column'column' " , PS.PS., ableR'bleRbleRuble' . to . :'.ove-
pgainove-
pgainover-
paying
. oveJoveove-
pgain
over-
paying
ove-
Pgain
over-
payingpgaingain .,
Sooni300n thetheDPCCheednF-DPCCDPCCraceDC- . oe wnsternsawns' s slowed ap-pinappinAfPinPE-rainPErain-.Apian-. fj"hefjhe2-.The2.The2.TheThe'-.. " 'ee' difficult-difficultdifficultrddifficulttdifficultiff i cultirculture,-"" t1t ;'' lsi'sisi'-
sti
ia-
tiliie
ina-
bilities
'tirlletileti ae v'fisvfiswasAvis' 'AS due to the nativenAtivp. guideuideguide np-rsuadlnrnprsuadlnrTIArSUAdinpnersundinkRosalynTearstain- :' .13.i13.i13i.e.je.jej. ai. . OvertonOvertone 'wbowbowhobowho-
was
wh-
oa'v/ho-
"asvho-
"as
ho-as
o-as
/
was','"!f1.Sf1S. leading tlthee columnool1Jmn , that a shortershorterr WAwayr., into the AghvlAghylDahlArgyle DereDerekDerDeerDere-
layDea-
rlyee-
layb-
elaylay up the pullygullypulleyullyTully behind ". TaldenAldenIdenldenWidenAlden Point ., This wayeyy was undoubtedlyundoubtedly-
shorterundoub-
tedlyundoubtedly-
shorterundoub-
tedlyundoubtedly-
shorterundoub-
tedlyshorter but it DrovednrovedprovedRoved to be narrow pndAndpond overgrownovergrowrn , uchmuch time-
WRS
time-
RS
time-
wasti-
metimetime-
astim-
es'laslaswas',' as lost forcingforcinB; through the t,1.cktti-lttiltict -,1.ck1.ck,1.ck1ck-
, .ioki.ckickokDick. scrub ,.
As the head of the columncolunm struggled UDun this trail , itit-
uch
it-
ch
it-
was
vi-
tasit-
was
vi-
tasWRSwasWARS fired upon from the rightri ht ., A platoon18toon was sents nt to clesrclearclear-
outclean-
outs
deer-out
dem-eritout this resistance , anotheranotherniatoonanesthetization-niatoonniatoonnlatoonplatoonnation- waswes sent to the left andand-
the
ant-
hem
and-
the
ant-
hemthe columnoolumn continued ., When the head of the columncolwnncowman reached thethe-
Aghyl
he-althy
the-
Aghyl
he-althy
the-
Aghyl
he-althyAghylArgyle DereDerek more enemy were encountered andend soon two companies-
Tere
compa-nies
companiescompanies-
ere
compan-
iesTereTerre'.': ? ere engagedeng8.gedeng8ged. in clearing; urun the'T'urkishthet'he' '"urkishurkish'llrkishllrkish'T'urkishTurkishUlrich"' resistanceresistanoe ., It WP.SWPSwa.swasPSWP.-
Snow
wa.s-
now
wash-
bowl
was-
now
wash-
bowl
..
now 1:00100: A ., ._ ,:'. ., The short cut had nrovedprovedroved disastrous , the oolumncolumnoolumn-
we
column-
ed
column-
was
colu-mn
column-
was
colu-mnwewass nownOVTnovanOT over twot"ototirotire" hours behind, schedulesohedule .,
At thisth1s moment the ooriiiienderOOFllllsnderooiniander of the 4th4 th *,. AustralianAustralian-Brigade
Austr-alian
Australian-Brigade
Austr-alian
Australian-Brigade
Austr-alianBrigade reachedreaohed the front ., General.onashGeneralonashGenerationsCreneralGeneralCentral 'LonashLonashonashLoonsnash'." . ordered the oolumncolumnoolumn-
tocolum-
ncolumn-
tocolum-
ncolumn-
tocolum-
nto LiovelJlOVeLoveallover: , ioveJove UTIunUIUT) the valley at onceonoeone without waiting for the returnreturn-
ofretur-
nreturn-
ofretur-
nreturn-
ofretur-
nof the two detacheddetaohed, oomuaniesoOMTIan1escompanieswomanizes .,
The guides were undecidedundeoided, as to the exactexaot pointnointanoint in thethe-
Aghyl
he-althy
the-
Aghyl
he-althy
the-
Aghyl
he-althyAghylArgyle DereDoreDerekAdore that the columnoolumn had reporepotreached1ed owing to the ohangechangeohange-
inhangi-
ng
change-
inchangeli-
ng
change-
inchangeli-
ngin route ., However it was decideddeoided that the rointpointfront hadhedheed beenbeen-
reached
reen-
trancebeen-
reached
reen-
trancebeen-
reached
reen-
trancereached where the two leading battalions wereerA to be detaoheddetacheddetached-
todetaohed-
todetach-
edto the leftlettlet ., After ae good deal ofot delay the 15th13th ., and 14th14th-
Battalions,.
Battalions moved out to the ridge line to the left and ther-
.n
ter-
n
the
33-I
., - " '- J -I-I-."-* ",.*..111111r.nrn. . ../ . .. erJII!".",,. .,.,... . . ,.. . ..., ., ,. a:.; ,,.. ,_ . ... .,, .eaea,. .w.e.rwe.rwerwe'rewear.w'CtICtICT'. .. ., ., . . . amimimimi- to.I . . .44.. .... "_. ,w W".". .. . .
. , . -. . - JO\JO\JOIIWJONI. . . . . .... .IIW;II.. V . .. .
" . . ' 0 ' . ' \ . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . .
rest of bhet11ethehe columncol'lanncollannclan' continuedcontinur-dcontinurdcontinue- tl1etheth .'. 'rchT'crTcrrerarchCarrear. .
,._;)0on0onoonon) the AustraliansAustrsAsters liens were fired on AgPAPagp3nagainIn "butbut" t8t-etet''- p 'L1urksL1urks'l'urkslurks'L1urks"-
v
'l'urks-
were
' Purks-
werePur-
ser'
"vv"were' ere rushed '"ithithitch".itnitn'ithithinitch.' the bayonet . Thus afjPagaina pinin were see the rO'DerrODergonerrodegoner-use
gone-rs
rO'De-
ruse
roner-
useiron-
ers'
use of weapons at8.t8t. nightnig11t .
At three 0O'clockOclock' clock the 'bead'heAdheAdread of thetr1e columncolurrmscourer WAwass on1oppositeopposite-a
opposit-e
osiostete-
aa dradrabdraw.'! leading to 1t1"et1ethe} " e northeastnorthepstnorthwest ., I'heIhe'hehethe,,'' guides believed nownow-
thAtnort-
heast
no-wthat
nort-
heast
no-wthat
nort-
heastthAt the roint1Lad'point'Pointrointfront Ladhad1-Lad1- been. reached 'w'nerewnere'wrlerewrlerewherewerewarbler' the 111Amainin body wasVIJA.SVIJASFIJIANS. toto-
lenve
to-
luene
to-
leaveto-
lerate
to-
lest-
olelenveleaveleveeve the Ag-hylAghylAeby1AghylhlArgyle- UereDereEreDerek . Accordingly the ll"thlthlath:'"; th. ., and l6th16th BnsTnsBansTansns.-
struckns-
struckun-
stuck.,
struck out to the northeast over the left ridgpridge in thethe-
directionhe-
sitationthe-
directionhe-
sitationthe-
directionhe-
sitationdirection of the AbdelAbel RahmanHallinanIRahmanBrahmanTallinn ;'3nur', rnurinure. ur . AlthoughAltl10ugn thetnetine groundBraundBrandground-
was
ground-
mass
ground-
as
groun-
ds'TASTASwasPTAS' as very rough and the Turks contested theth "'", fadvFlnceadvancepdvpd noe1ncenode obstinatelyobstinately-the
obstinate-ly
obstinately-the
obstinate-lythe two battalions i7iademade ranidrapidrancidranidnrogressandrogens'-nrogressnrogress'ProgressProgress- "ssr-1Sr1SPs"- it wpswasps nownoVTnovanoT gettj.nggettjnggettinggettj.ng-
lightgett-
inggetting-
lightgett-
ingpetting-
lipettin-
g.
light. ht ., Soon thetheyr camecarp, out on a hiph1ishhighhip; 1knoll<:no11. fronfrom whlc'hwhlchwhichv/hjvhj/ cb' tnethetinetne-
surroundinn-
euronthe-
surroundinghe-
artrendingthe-
surroundinghe-
artrendingsurroundinsurrounding country could bpbf=- obsprvobserveobsr-TvedobsrTvedobservedDobbsTed- d . IirectlIireot1Iireotl'rIireotlrDirectlyFirepot) ' to the frontfront-
could
fron-ton
front-
could
fron-ton
front-
could
fron-toncould be seen the AbdelhbdelAbelbade, bdeldel RARahinanRahraanBrainpanAchaeanlan RidpenidgeRidgeRipemidge risingrisjnrisen ; boto Hill 071Q7l97l ., oo-
the
o-
ther
o-
the
o-
ther
o-
the
o-
therthe left on the samesa.me. ridge thattb8t the 15th15thand15the.nd15thend,. B.ndBndBand. l6th16th ., were standstand-stand-
ingstand-
ingstand-
ing
¬-ingKing , couldoouldGould be SOPHseenSOP the 13thl th ,. "ndndend" nd 14th . BusBnsBans ., digging in .,
Although the 15th ., andend l6th16th ., had not reachedreAohed their ob-obob-
lieotive
O-
livettiob-
jectiveobob-
jective¬-
jectivelieotiveejectiveelective , it was now 55:00500:0000:: A.7A7A.TAT., : ., , the menrllenEllen werewerFJwear utterly exhaustedexhausted-
And
exhaust-ed
exhausted-
and
exhaust-ed
exhausted-
and
exhaust-edAnd orders were issued to hold their presentpresp-ntprespntpreps- nositionsrositionspositions .
Meanwhile the Indian BattalionsBa.ttalions. whichwhioh had been in thethe-
rearthe-
reatthe-
rearthe-
reatthe-
rearthe-
reatrear of the Australian Brigade moved up ., The 14th ., SikhsSikhs-
and
Sik-hs
Sikhs-
and
Sik-hs
Sikhs-
and
Sik-hsand the 5th *., GurkhasGrahams moved to the right of the 15th . and 16thl6th.-
Australianl6th-
Australian.,
Australian Battalions , taking position on thphighhopingthethp-thphp- high ground B.tBtatB.-
tthe
Ba-
the
at-
the
ba-
the
at-
the
ba-
the
.
the head of the AghylArgyle DereDerek ., The two battalions whichwhioh werewere-
towher-
eto
were-
towher-
eto
were-
towher-
etoto assaultABBe.uItABBeuItAlbeit. Hill Q lost their directiondireotion.. andend finally cameoamefoamed toto-
a
toa-
d
to-
a
toa-
d
to-
a
toa-
da hhaltlt muchmuohmouth to the south and west of their objectiveobjeotive .,
Thus we see that instead of being in position in ready-readyready-
nessreadi-
ness
ready-
nessreadi-
ness
ready--
nessrea-
dyne-
ss-
ness to assault Hill 971 and Hill Qc at 1:30130: A.MOverlayAMOverlayMoverA.MOverlay-Map
AMOverlay-Map
AMOverlayi-iap
., ., , (
MapiiapMia: NoNo,2)No2No.2)No.2,. 2)2) at daylight the forcesforoesforgoes were fartar to the west ofof-
theiro-
therof-
theiro-
therof-
theiro-
thertheir objectivesobjeotives ., ( Map No,2)-
IV
No.2)-
IV
No,2)No2No.2)No.2No,2)-
IV
,. )
IV ., RECAPITULATION OF PRmCIPLESPRINCIPLESPercalesPRmCIPLES-
The
PRINCIPLES-
The
Principl-
esPRINCIPLES-
The
Principl-
esThe Field ServiceServioe Regulations andend the literature pub-
4
pub-
4
pub-pubpub-
4
-
4 .. . --.. . .-... .. .. .- . .- _
.::. .. ..__.-. _.. .'- 1 .. .- -... F -- . -
.. ' ,
. . . ' , " ' : , ' . : ', . ' ,
lisheslushes by the Infantry School llaylay/- do-TidoTido"rndorndownadorn'" - oertAovertaxoertpincertainovertoppingin definatedefinitedefinate-principles
defdefinate-principles
inateinnateinate-
principlesinte-
rnecineprinciples in regardregA.rd. boto nightni ht movements ., AmongAmonBAinongDamonGaining thenthem are thethe-
necessityte-
ndenciesthe-
necessityte-
ndenciesthe-
necessityte-
ndenciesnecessity of surnrisesurrrisesurmise) , control of units , separationseprrAtionserrAtion of AnDJlBlsanimalsHandballsanimals-
fromanim-
alspnimals-
fromanim-
alsfrom the foot column , the unloadingunloAdinr of riflestrifestriflestguide3rifles , guidesguide3 , andand-
above
ad-dable
and-
above
ad-dable
ndnd-
a.bove
n-
aboba.boveabove. all , tr1ethet e necessity of Droper'DropergroperDropper' reconnaisspncereconnaissancereconnrecon isspnceissuance and studstudrstudystudstud-
ofstud-
iostudy-
ofstud-
ystudv-
ofstu-
dr
of the route .,
In the actionaotionabortion of the troonstrooDStroopstrogonsrooDS of Gen . Cox on the nightnight-
ofnig-
htni ntht-
of
ho-
ofof AURAugARAu . 6th-7th6th7th- , 10151°15 , we: 7e see thesetnesetense princi-nlesprincinlesprincinlesprinciplesprinceNiles- tynifietypifiedtynified.-All
tynified-All
typifi-ed
.
All preparationspre"1ArAtionspre1ArAtions" for the marchr1Arch 'veTereIfdewereindewherein'vere'veTereveTerewerevergeveered :.iacie-IfdeIfde-indeindeicierFideindex- iacieit'r! -it'rit'ritr'itr1itr1"it'rit"-"' ' the greatestgreatest-seorec
grea-test
greatest-secrecy
grea-test
greatest-secrecy
grea-testseorecseresecrecyr , the troonstroopstrogons started their march well bBbabaciacidccl}:-, of thethe-
advanced
he-
adachethe-
advanced
he-
adachethe-
advanced
he-
adacheadvancedadvancedpostsadvancedposts-posts- ., Thus the TurksurksTurks were ccoycoimletelycompletelymletelymeeklyl-nletelnleteinlet- ly surprised-by
surprisedb-
3rsurpris-
ed
surprisedsurprised-by
surpris-edb3rby the nanueverr:1FJIlUeverr1FJIlUeverrlnnuevermaneuverErlenmeyer: .,
The control of the column was poodgoodpod;oodod , staff officersofficers-were
offic-ers
officers-were
offic-erswere':ere \providedT\rovidedTrovided to coordinate .anda.nd regulateregule.teregulete. the rate of jilerchMarchjaileri.iarch.-
There
iiarch.-
Thereiiarch-
There
. .,
hereThere is no evidence that any unit became lost from thethe-
columnT-
heothe-
columnT-
heothe-
columnT-
heocolumn .
"rere're"' e have seen how all animalsnimflssniffles) Wp.rWprPrwere.pr ? relegatedrelef5p.tedrelef5ptedreleaetedreelected:. boto the ree.rreerrearfreerree.r-
And
rever-
end
rear-
and
rear-
edrear-
and
rear-
ed.
And tIUStausetuistalust} 'usus' werevereverge! of no hindrance to the marchnnrcJ'lArcJlArcenrichLarch' .
Rifles were ordered to be unloaded ,. some units SiJllplysimplySkillfullySiJllpl-
yclosed
simply-
closedsim-
plysLaply-
closedclosed the bolt on an emremirempty> ty chamber , othersother left the m.age.zinesmage.zinesmagezinesmagazinesmagazines-
emnty
magaz-ines
magazinese-
mmagazin-
es
. .
em-ntyemntyemntynattyenmity- ty ., 'Thereforerherefore: there was no expexample.1nle! of troortroo1Stroopsterror') s firing intointo-
theirint-
onerinto-
theirint-
onerinto-
theirint-
onertheir ownovmovum friends as is commonCOHlltlOncormionColtonOrion, in night operationsoperationshenen-emy
operatio-ns
,. HhenWhenHenHhen-
enemy
He-lene
When-
enemy
Wh-ence
' /hen-
enemy
hene-
nemy
env-
enom
/
enemy were encountered they were "uickluicklquickly"nuicklyquicklyr subdued or thrownthrown-
asidthro-
wnthrown-
asidethro-
wnthrown-
asidethro-
wnasidHasidaside bby ththe use oft thethehe bayonetRYOnetYvonne .,
Guides were provided who were fS.lfSlflfamiliar. iliarbilliard with the groundground.-
Although
ground-
Although
geru-ndial
.,
Although the native guide mightDlightDelight have been supposed to hnvehavehonehnve-
been
hone-
ybeehave-
beenha-
vehave-
beenha-
vebeen familiar with the ground , a too great readiness toto-
aooeptT-
ahoeto-
acceptto-
baccoto-
acceptto-
baccoaooeptacceptaloe his adviceadvioe proved to be unfortunate in this casecase.-
The
case-The
cass-ette
.,
The short out he suggested behind 'Walden'veldenveldenelide Point mmayy havehave-
beenha-
vehave-
beenha-
vehave-
beenha-
vebeen perfectly practlblpreotiblpractiblpactprettilypractical ®® fortortore the natives of the distriotdistrictdistrictm-
ovingdist-
rict,
moving in smellsmall parties and in the daylight . However itit-
was
vi-
tasit-
was
vi-
tasit-
was
vi-
taswas entlrelentirelyentirelyr unsuitable for the night marchmarohmacro of aB largelarge-
bodylar-
gelarge-
bodylar-
gelarge-
bodylar-
gebody ofot troops ., From this we see that although nativenative-
oivilianna-
tivenative-
oivilianna-
tivenative-
civilianna-
tiveoiviliancivilian guides may be usefulusetul , their adviceadvioe oannotcannot always
._ . . .. . . . ' .--.---. . " , -- ----.- .-5 .- .. ." .--..--
' . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ". _ . . . . . . . -: .' : .. - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
bpbe ricidiricidlorchidicilyrifrife idly! !adheredFdhered to PSASes they =pre"re1"e1e unfpmiliunfamiliarunfe2nilirrunfe2nilirritunfun °milimil r 'itit--it'--' it1' t'hethet'he-
cA
the-
cenebilitiestec-
hnicalitiesthe-
capabilities'
cAcenebilitiescentilitersnF1bili ties ofilifillipofofilitarvfilter;: -iliiliii-_-ilitarvilitarvilitarymilitarytA1"YtA1Y" forcesforoesforgoes .,
Thehe route of advanceAdvRnoeAndrogenedveeve ncenice wasVl8S reconnoiteredconnoiteredconnoter ase s much PSF1SP s the-
limitationsste-
rilizationsthethe-
limi"tetionsthe-
liaitetionslim-i"tetionslimi"tetionsitetionslia-itetionslialimaintentionsliar:,, -- " -o-fofof- the situationsit4tionsitu-situsitu1)e1sit.--4-tion4tionion-.- 1)e11e1per)T °r" '. ittedbitted ., 'I'heIhe.LlheLlhetheHeLyle'.
_
' factfeet bhatth2ttheathatthreattheat thethe-
greathe-
reatthe-
greaterthe-
reafterthe-
greaterthe-
reaftergreagreatgreatertel" pp-pprtpart- rt of LhetheHe way lrrrrInylayInkyr in territerritorytortore T held 'hh'hybyr the eneIflYenemyeerilyeneIfl-
Ymight
enemy-
mightene-
myenemy-
mightene-
mymight seem to have Drecluded'PrecludedPrecluded' any actualactuA.l. ground reconnf'isancereconnfisancer.eeonnaisancereeonnaisancereconnaissancereoonnrecon. ' isance.-However
isanceH-
owever.,
HoweverIToweverTowhee 'v/eve'NeNewe/ see thatthf\.tthf.tthf.tttheft\. by the action of0303aj" : ._-ajaj.Aj-a j, ., 'vRrtonvRrtonvertonOverton;variationovertone\ )' endand hishis-
scoutingdis-
countinghis-
scoutingdis-
countinghis-
scoubingmi-
scuingscouting nartiespartiesartiest , it is soiietLLessOJleti.essOJletiesso.etL'Lesso.etLLessoetLLessocietiesshoelesssettles:, : . ,' . ossi"bleossiblenossiblerossiblepossiblerisibler>
" for Pe, skillfulskillful-man
skillf-ul
skillful-man
skillf-ul
skillful-nan
skillf-ulman to penetrate andend reconnoiterithinreconnoiterreconnolterreconnoiter "ithinithin-ithinwithin", "- , the enemyeneilmyeerilyenemenema r ' S lineslines-
ifline-
slines-
ifline-
slines-
ifline-
sif the enemyenergy holds the front lightivlightlylight by outpostsoutnostsoutrostsoutmost ,. . cAntycAntcanty-
ascAnty-
8.S
chante-
ys8.S8Sas. tJthis: is rereconnaisancereconneisencereconnaissanceconnfJConan iSAncedistance wewasviess it 8110ishowss o 'SS's its valuev °., lueblue e-sesa'SaSes'- it is irll-irllim-imillirl-
lr
il-
lim-
nossibleim-
possibleimim-
possible¬-
possibleossiblenossibler> to believe thr1tth'tthtthatth.' t the columncolUlflncolulanCollin would 1'1rvr' rvr-rvrRRrvrreAchr:!,)v-vvreprepv °-, rpach-cdrpachcdreAchr-reAchrreAchr(1roachreAchrep chrchar- - (11ci( ':, 'hehe'h-
epoint
': Q-
nointA-
nointee-
nointa-
nointnointpointanoint it did without the fuidnnceguidancefinancee cinncecinched of -' eaj8,181j, ., OvertonOvertone . It isis-interesting
di-
sinterestingis-
interestingdi-
sinterestingis-
interestdi-
sinterestinterestingingKing to speculatesTl8culatesrecu.ulatesrecuulate. uponunonunion the value that nodernrlodernriodernmodernloaderridden: aerialaerialp-
hotographyaerial-
nhotoaer-
ialphotographyraphygraph would' !ouldGoulduldauld havr1havphavehap. had in DianningplanningDinning the route of advance .,
00-
photography
Question : What do you thi11thinkthithin:'l<:<- iwas.rArA. s the C11chiefieffief regGregreason, son forfor-
thefo-
rtefor-
thefo-
rtefor-
thefo-
rtethe failure of the columnCOllun.nCOllunnCollin.?
Answer ;: The cause of failure was undoubtedly the de-dede-
laysde-
laysdede-
lays¬-
lays which in most oases were avoidablea.voidAble. . Therl'herlherhea' lack ofoforoiflorid"OroperOropernroverProperrovernrover-
coordination"-oroioroiborzoi- er-
coordinatione-
xcoriationcoordination between the force of GeneralGener8l Cox andend the LeftLeft-
CoveringLe-
ftoverLeft-
CoveringLe-
ftoverLeft-
CoveringLe-
ftoverCovering ForceForoeFore causedoausedpaused delay stntat the beginning of the marohmacromarch-
However
,.
However the greatest delay was caused by the chanreCnAnechangechancreConan[! in routeroute-
when
ro-ute
route-
when
ro-ute
route-
when
ro-utewhen the columnoolumn forsook the longer but easiereesier way aroundaround-
Walden
Carbo-
ndalearound-
Walden
Carbo-
ndaleVsldenWaldenSlide Point for the shorter but difficult andend unfaunfairunfamiliarunfamilia-rtrail
unfami-liar
unfamilia-rtrail
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