Brigade T.M. Battery will not move.
The Battalions will be formed up in depth.
4. (a) If the attack is completely successful, the rôle of the Brigade will be to pass through the 1st and 2nd Guards Brigades and support the cavalry beyond the fourth objective. The cavalry will not enter villages.
(b) Should the attack be partially successful and the fourth objective reached in the face of determined resistance, the Brigade might be required to relieve the 1st and 2nd Guards Brigades in the line of the fourth objective, and move into position in reserve in T.8.c and T.7.d.
As soon as the situation permits, the O.C. 4th Batt. Grenadiers and 2nd Batt. Scots Guards will send forward officers to reconnoitre these reserve positions and lines of approach to them. Reports from these officers will be at once forwarded to Brigade Headquarters.
(c) Should the advance be held up, the Brigade might
be ordered to press home a fresh attack, passing through the 1st and 2nd Brigades.
(d) If the attack on either flank be held up, the Brigade might be required to secure the flank of the Division, probably by offensive action.
(e) Detailed information regarding artillery support will form part of the orders for any of these movements.
(f) The direction of the attack is N.E. Officers must know the compass bearings to prominent points.