sure it will. client requests a resource, server sends back the response with some links to further requests. it can also send the results of those requests with zero intervention from the client. when the client requests them, they're already en route or cached locally
this assumes you have high confidence the client will actually request those links (or you can afford to send them even with low confidence) but you can use media types or query parameters to mitigate that
this assumes you have high confidence the client will actually request those links (or you can afford to send them even with low confidence) but you can use media types or query parameters to mitigate that