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And he knew that there were other clusters, built by other outfits, growing and dividing into widely separated portions of the same great ring-like zone. Maybe the old problems were beat. Safety? If deployment was the answer to that, it was certainly there to a degree, at least. Room enough? Check. It was certainly available. Freedom of mind and action?
The stage is now set, and the hour propitious, for a deployment of forces, and for the revelation of the indomitable spirit animating this community, on a scale and to a degree unprecedented in the entire course of American Bahá’í history.
In these common undertakings each nation is expected to contribute what it can in sharing the heavy load. Each supplies part of a strategic deployment to protect the forward boundaries of freedom. Constantly we seek new ways to make more effective our contribution to this system of collective security.
About the time that the brigade commander caused the deployment of two companies to re-enforce the advance-guard, Major Gilbraith in command, the enemy, from his position in the hills to the right front, fired volleys at the main body through the interval separating the infantry advance-guard from the cavalry, wounding a number of men, also an officer and several horses of the brigade staff.
Such remarkable multiplication of dynamic institutions, such thrilling deployment of world-regenerating forces, North, South, East and West, endow the preeminent goal of the Second Seven Year Plan in Europe with extraordinary urgency and peculiar significance.
Deployment was supposed to be the significant factor, there. And how could you make it any better than it was going to be now? Even if there were new dangers? The future. There was no staying with the past. The Earth was becoming too small for its expanding population.
We have increased our naval presence in the Indian Ocean. We have created a Rapid Deployment Force which can move quickly to the Gulf or indeed any other area of the world where outside aggression threatens. We have concluded several agreements with countries which are prepared to let us use their airports and naval facilities in an emergency.
On my return into Paris, however, I found the following proclamation of the Government posted on the walls: "2 p.m. The attack commenced this morning by a great deployment from Mont Valérien to Nogent, the combat has commenced and continues everywhere, with favourable chances for us. Schmitz." The people on the Boulevards seem to imagine that a great victory has been gained.
The sharp skirmishing had covered these changes of position. On our side we were watchful and expectant, my orders to the divisions being that whenever one part of the line should be engaged, the rest should push forward strong skirmish lines to test the extent of the enemy's deployment, and gain the information on which I could act in reinforcing either wing from the other.
This force, so and thus early positioned, consisted, avers the chronicler, of the identical troops which Kinglake erroneously describes as straggling hurriedly into deployment under the urgency of Scarlett and Lucan to cope with the suddenly disclosed adversary.
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