A J G ERWEE
I had to watch out for Capt Bourne to watch and wait for instructions. I heard the shot and I saw that the passenger in the left front seat,  fired a shot with a hand-arm while the door was a little bit open.  He fired one shot in the direction of Capt Mike Bourne. I saw Capt Mike Bourne falling down to the ground.  At that stage the five of us in the Casspir regained our balance and, as arranged, in case of shooting, we would fire back. We did not shoot through the hatch of the Casspir but from the roof.  Now in the process of standing up straight to be able to fire, I heard another short volley of automatic gun fire.  I do have some experience.  At that stage it sounded to me like a short volley from an AK-47.