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' } On the Types and Nature of Action Models for the Urban Guerrilla 1 In order to achieve the objectives previously enumerated. the urban | guerrilla is obliged. in his technique. to follow an action whose { nature is as different and as diversified as possible. The urban quer- i rilla does not arbitrarily choose this or that action model. Some i actions are simple. others are complicated. The urban guerrilla without experience must be incorporated gradually into actions and ‘ operations that run from the simple to the complex. He begins with ; { small missions and tasks until he becomes a completely experienced urban guerrilla, — Before any action, the urban guerrilia must think of the methods and the personnel at his disposal to carry out the action. Operations ' i ; and actions that demand the urban guerrilla’s technical preparation cannot be carried out by someone who Jacks that technical skill. With these cautions, the action models which the urban guerrilla can carry out are the following: oy assaults; - } caids and penetrations, ) occupations: ae: ) ambush: ; ) ) i vy Street tactics: ) strikes and work interruptions; desertions, diversions. seizures. expropriations of arms, ammu- tion, explosives: so ™A an oD -_ liberation of prisoners: “ } executions: kidnappings: ) sabotage; . ) t ) } terrorism: ) armed propaganda: war of nerves. i me Assaults Assault is the armed attack which we make to expropriate funds. liberate prisoners. capture explosives. machine guns. and other types of arms and ammunition. Assaults can take place in broad daylight or at night. Daytime assaults are made when the objective cannot be achieved at any other hour. as for example. the transport of money by the banks, which is not done at night. Night assault is usually the most advantageous to the urban guer- rilla. The ideal is for all assaults to take place at night when con- ditions for a surprise attack are most favorable and the darkness facilitates Flight and hides the identity of the participants. The urban : guerrilla must prepare himself, nevertheless, to act under all con- ditions, daytime as well as nighttime. The most vulnerable targets for assault are the following: . a) credit establishments; - ‘ y + Sierleeteneateeieataiadlceentier eienieaienendetimamennadtiite’ ta emma a le em pena cyt “leas, ee eee 2 ee De a a ed rae I th NN on can ir TT ap 1 ma . nam . . ' ' i |