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ing to difficulties in respect of water and the landing of forage. Three further F.A. Brigades and the 57th Brigade (two batteries) 4.5-inch howitzers are at Mudros ready to be brought up as soon as it is possible to land them. These Brigades will probably have to be landed without any horses in the first instance, and taken into position by the artillery horses already ashore. 5. For the purpose of an early attack in accordance with the plan indicated in paragraph 3, the A. and N.Z. Army Corps will probably not be able to co-operate directly with more than one Infantry Brigade, and it is possible that it may be able to do no more than swing up its left into line with the right of your advance. It is improbable that the 8th Corps and the C.E.O. will be in a position to do more than undertake vigorous demonstrations. 6. With the above in view, you will proceed at once to Suvla Bay and take over command of the 9th Corps. Your immediate and most urgent concern will be to complete the reorganization of the Corps and to prepare as large a force as possible for the offensive against Ismail Oglu Tepe and the Anafarta spur, bearing in mind that time is of vital importance. You will then consider and report at the earliest moment:-- (_a_) What force you consider that you will be able to employ for this purpose. (_b_) The date on which you will be ready to undertake the offensive. (_c_) The method by which you purpose to carry out your task. (_Signed_) W. P. BRAITHWAITE, _Major-General, Chief of the General Staff, Mediterranean Expeditionary Force._ INDEX "A" Beach, II. 69, 75, 146. Abdel Rahman Bair, II. 115. Abrikja, II. 87. Achi Baba, I. 272, 362; II. 194. Adderley, Lieut., II. 5. Adrianople, I. 10. Aeroplanes, I. 110. Agnew, Col. Quentin, II. 160. Air Service, I. 8, 287, 384. Aitkin, Capt., II. 30. Aja Liman, II. 112, 148, 152. Aja Liman Anafarta Ridge, II. 83, 84. Akbashi Liman, I. 291; II. 193. _H.M.T._ Alaudia, II. 44. Alexandretta, I. 9. Allanson, Col., II. 214. Altham, Genl., II. 6, 32, 123, 167, 172, 186, 261, 270. Ambulance-- 87th Field, II. 172. 110th Indian Field, II. 167. 3rd R.N.D. Field, I. 317. West Lancs. Field, II. 231. Amery, Col., I. 342. Ammunition, I. 62, 196, 286, 289, 308; II. 9, 10, 11, 13, 35, 41, 140. Anafarta, II. 148. Anafa
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