MR DREYER
As the Court pleases.  Thank you Mr Chairman.  It was already put to you that the greatest extent of what you have testified here and what came to light in the cross-questioning was not part of your evidence in chief.  But I didn't understand if you said to us that you were a Brigadier in the AWB, and you realised the importance of command for the basis of certain acts, can you think of a single reason why did you not as spontaneously, as you spoke about it in cross-questioning, despite the fact that there were not questions asked to you when you gave your evidence in chief, why did you not in your evidence in chief, spontaneously, from looking at your military experience and position in the AWB, why did you not spontaneously testify then in your evidence in chief?