AIRCRAFT, ARMY WING.--Strategical reconnaissance including the reconnaissance of areas beyond the tactical zone and in which the enemy's main reserves are located, also distant photography and aerial offensive, will be carried out by an Army squadron under instructions issued direct from G.H.Q. Protection from hostile aircraft will be the main duty of the Army fighting squadron. A bombing squadron will be held in readiness for any aerial offensive which the situation may render desirable. CORPS SQUADRONS.--Two Corps squadrons will undertake artillery co-operation, contact patrols, and tactical reconnaissance for the Corps to which they are attached. In the case of the Desert Mounted Corps one flight from the Corps squadron attached to XXth Corps will be responsible for the above work. Photography of trench areas will normally be carried out daily by the Army Wing. VII ORDERS FOR THE OFFICIAL ENTRY INTO JERUSALEM 1. The Commander-in-Chief will enter Jerusalem by the Bab-el-Khalil (Jaffa Gate) at 12 noon, 11th December 1917. The order of procession is shown below: Two Aides-de-camp. (Twenty paces.) O.C. Italian Palestine Commander-in-Chief. O.C. French Palestine Contingent(Col. Contingent Dagostino). (Col. Piepape). Staff Officer. Two Staff Officers. Staff Officer. (Ten paces.) M. Picot (Head of French Mission). French Mil. Brig.-Gen. Italian Mil. Att. American Att. (Capt. Clayton. (Major Caccia). Mil. Att. St. Quentin). (Col. Davis). (Five paces.) Chief of General Staff (Maj.-Gen. Sir L.J. Bols). Brig.-General General Staff (Brig.-Gen. G. Dawnay). (Five paces.) G.O.C. XXth Corps, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Philip W. Chetwode, Bart., D.S.O. Staff Officer. Brig.-Gen. Bartholomew. (Ten paces.) British Guard. Australian and New Zealand Guard. French Guard. Italian Guard. 2. GUARDS.--The following guards will be found by XXth Corps: Outside the Gate-- British Guard: Fifty of all ranks, including English, Scottish, Irish, and Welsh troops. Australian and New Zealand Guard: Fifty of all ranks, including twenty New Zealand troops. These guards will be drawn up facing each other, the right flank of the British guard and the left flank Australian guard resting on the City Wall. The O.C. British guard will be in command of both guards and will give the words of command. Inside the Gate-- French Guard: Twenty of all ranks. Italian Guard: Twenty of all ranks.