MR DEHAL
Can you then deal now with the content of Exhibit G, relative to this?
MR McBRIDE
	"Some time during the end of April, I obtained knowledge that Gordon Webster who was my Commander at first, but who had not separated into another unit, had been arrested and injured by police, and was held at Edendale Hospital in Pietermaritzburg. 	As a soldier of Umkhonto weSizwe, the first thing one does in captivity is to try to escape.   I, myself, escaped from detention when I was in detention as my first sign of resistance to my capture.  I was shot and then recaptured.  Secondly, if one of your comrades are captured as a soldier, it is your duty to help them escape.   Any soldier does that anywhere in the world.   On these grounds alone, I initially decided that a rescue operation should be mounted."
	I just want to add if there is ever the contention that I did it because Gordon Webster was my friend and close associate, yes, he was my friend and close associate, but that was not the reason why I decided on the operation.   
"Gordon was really my senior although now in a different command.  The moment he was captured, I assumed command of both units.   I then assembled both units and put a plan into place to attempt a rescue.   The reconnaissance took place on a daily basis at the hospital and over a lengthy period."