EUGENE DE KOCK
The awards was not given at a public parade where the public had access, and in all these instances, it was in an office, it was given to us in an office.  For example with the bomb in London, after the decoration, it was just Gen Mike Geldenhuys, Gen Johan Coetzee, the six persons who received the award, it was just us, there were only eight of us.  This was awarded in secret and there was a law which prohibited us to say what we received those decorations for, if one has regard for - the instructions were awarded and there was a short heading that the facts surrounding this operation, could not be made known because of the sensitivity of the operation.