Interval between general reserve and defensive line, 430
Intrenching, time essential for, 416
Intrenchments, purpose of, 416, 417
Italy, 453
Japan, 465
Long range fire, use of, 150
Machine guns, 295, 425
Masks, 421
Number of men required in temporary, 233
Observation of the foreground, 420
Obstacles, construction of, 421
Occupation of the position, 426
Offensive,
Assumption of the, 428
—defensive, 408
Necessity of assuming the, 409
Passive, 409
Position,
Advanced, 413
Determining factors in selecting a, 414
Division of the, into sections, 411
Fortifying the, 415
Framework of the, 414
Requirements of a, 410
Purely passive, 408
Range finding instruments, employment of, 146
Refusing a flank, 425
Reserve, strength of, 395
Russia, 422
Section reserves, 411
Sections, division of the position into, 411
Seeking a decision, 233, 234, 409, 450, 467
Splinter proofs, 418, 419, 420
Superiority of fire, 427
Supports, 410
Switzerland, 467
Temporary,
Frontage in, 233
Number of men required in, 233
Occupation of a position, 408
Terrain, character of, required by, 254
Time for opening fire, in (general rules), 155
Traverses, 417
Trenches (dimensions), 418, 420
Troops required to occupy the position, 410, 411
Weak points, strengthening of, 412
DEFENSE SEEKING A DECISION, 409
Austria, 450
Frontage, 233, 234
Number of men required, 234
Switzerland, 467
DELAYING ACTION, 445
Compared with holding attack, 445
Distribution in depth in, 232
Frontage in, 232
DEMOLITION TOOLS, 39
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