DALAQOLO WORDSWORTH LUTHULI
When we returned, we then parted ways because there was no provision for what the trainees would do after they returned.
	I was then taken by M.Z. Khumalo who asked me to go with him to a meeting.  We went to 121 Battalion.  The people whom I remember present there were Brigadier Van Niekerk, Louis Botha from the Special Branch, J.P. and Jerry.  The last two men mentioned were also instructors at Caprivi.
	What we discussed was that the trainees were back.  In what way were they going to work and their safety was also an issue because they would be working covertly.  How were they going to be protected?
	This was discussed in detail.  We then discussed that they should get contra-mobilisation and then we decided that we should open bases for them all over KwaZulu Natal so that they would be working in collaboration with the defensive group that used to pick up all troublesome individuals in the community.
	Secondly, the offensive group was supposed to stay in a particular area, because it wasn't supposed to meet with the other groups, because it was only used for attacks.
	We found a base for them at Port Dunfort where they stayed.  We then discussed that since they had no identification, I was then asked with M.Z. Khumalo to talk to Brigadier Matte, so that identity cards or documents could be made for those trainees.