MR VAN WYK
One of the major operations which we planned and the planning was done in detail, one of the operations was to attack the weapons store, arsenal, to obtain weapons and ammunition (...indistinct) squadron for use in an operation, namely attacking an army base at Pomfriet and to rob some of the army's weapons to furnish the training base in South West with weapons.  So we would rob some weapons at 32 with the equipment stolen at Oudtshoorn.
	White had said that a certain amount of weapons would be needed for the operation at Oudtshoorn and he said that he knew where these weapons could be found.  He said, for instance a .22, a .223 and an R4, he said he knew where to obtain these arms.  He knew of certain premises where these were kept and he said it would not be difficult to obtain them.  Du Plessis also approved of the operation which would have entailed theft of the arms and ammunition and the Louis Trichardt murder case also arose from this.