Note 36 — Front matter (continued 3)
Tom Bridges translation
"As a general principle, a mounted reserve will be detailed.
"In special cases, the leader may detail a dismounted reserve, which he can make use of at points where, during the course of the battle, the enemy's weakness is disclosed, or which are recognized as decisive objectives for the attack. It is often advisable only to detail such a force, when it is required, from the troops which have remained mounted."