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In the event of defeat or exile they provide a means of provisioning a flight or supporting an unexpected return and counterattack. - (Rebels of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #13)

We had soon been apprised of the location of warehouses and the routes and schedules of supply trains. The warehouses in which I was particularly interested were the small, concealed warehouses, scattered about, whose location was apparently unknown even to many of the high officers in the command of General Yamada. Such secret repositories can obviously shorten supply lines and enable a variety of maneuvers and marches, both of advance and withdrawal. In the event of defeat or exile they provide a means of provisioning a flight or supporting an unexpected return and counterattack. A concern for such measures was apparently a characteristic of General Yamada. The other warehouses, large, sturdy structures, on the gates of which were emblazoned the insignia of the house of Yamada, might be left for later, and perhaps for the torch. "Captain san," said Ichiro, issued into my presence, come from the brush to the side. - (Rebels of Gor)