Motor vehicles, once fired, burn well. Supply dumps containing combustible items along with foodstuffs offer good targets as food continues to be a critical target. Intelligence collection and reporting remains the secondary mission of unconventional warfare. Adequate intelligence is required to mount sound operations. The intelligence required, if promptly relayed through this headquarters, will enable supporting services to attack tactical targets.
Speed is essential in transitory targets such as moving troops.
Teach your guerrilla leaders to forward all information that they have back to your headquarters so that this by-product of guerrilla warfare may be fully utilized by this headquarters. Each major command will train guerrillas in the technique of adjusting naval gunfire. This will be a continuing requirement and will be coordinated with local support vessels. Leopard and Kirkland offer the best opportunities for placing naval gunfire spotting teams on the mainland. Damage assessment after naval gunfire is valuable in that it permit naval commanders to determine the amounts of ammunition to expend on given targets.