ROBERT JOHN MCBRIDE
One of the things you are taught when you are recruited is what we call Military Combat Work, MCW, which involved knowledge about codes and how you would operate.  For example not asking unnecessary questions, not speaking loosely about operations you were involved in, forgetting operations after you had done them, which we refer to it as a dream.  It is a dream, it never happened, we would say.  General stuff that any guerrilla organisation does to survive, to prevent police tracking it down and compromising it.  I don't think it is any different to any other organisation.  An example is Jeanette Apelgren with the Pine Parkade hoax-bomb, she didn't know why I picked her up.  She didn't know why I told her to park next to the car, she didn't know why I told her to drive off.  She followed my instructions, occasionally there would be some tensions.  In particular Greta didn't like to be just told what to do, although she followed it.  There would be tension, but she followed my instructions, that is the way we operated.