W RIAAN BELLINGAN
That is correct.  We met at a particular place where the planning was done as to who would go where.  The members were then sent out to their various posts.  I cannot recall whether they, at that stage, were already aware of what the panel van or combi would look like in which the liberation fighters were to travel.  Each person was given a certain spot, a certain position to take up.  Some went into the bush and the group who were opposite, who sat opposite the bridge and had to give us the message as soon as they saw the vehicle, everybody was in place and we also envisaged or thought that we would hire a big truck to just block the road, just in front of the van so that there would be a situation where the panel van would actually then collide with the truck, but we abandoned that, because the risks were too great.  The driver of the truck would have been very exposed and he could possibly have been killed.