U.K. Seaborne and Airborne Attack On: Note by Secy.

(3) Number of troops likely to be landed by sea. (a) If fleet severely damaged under Item A, and (b) If not severely damaged. Give also an indication of A.F.V's artillery, and scales of ammunition likely to be landed in each case. 5. It will be realised that reliable information may not be available in all the above cases. Where this is so, it is suggested that the best possible intelligent guess should be given. If the J.I.C. does not do this then the C. in C. Home Forces will have to do it himself.