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danni b} commercial and industrial enterprises including the production of arms and explosives c) miltary establishments; d) commissaries and police stations; e) jails: “£) government property: 9} mass communication media: h) North American firms and properues: i) government vehicles, including military and police vehicles, trucks, armored vehicles. money catners, trains. ships, and plancs. The assaults on establishments are of the same nature because in every case the property and bu: gS represent a fixed targ Assaults on buildings are conceived as guerrilla operations, varied according to whether they are against banks, a commercial enterprise. industries, military camps, commissaries, prisons, cadio stations, warehouses for imperialist firms. etc. The assaults on vehicles -- money-carners, armored cars, trains, ships, airplanes — are of another nature since they are moving targets The nature of the operations varies according to ihe situation and the possibility —that 1s, whether the target is stationary or moving. Armorcd cars, including miltary’ cars, are not immune to mines. Obstructed roads. traps, ruses. interception ct other vehicles. Molotov cocktails. shooting with heavy arms, are efficient methods of as- saulting vehicles. Heavy vehicles, grounded planes. anchored ships can be seized and ther crews and guards overcome. Auplanes in Phighl can be diverted from their course by querrilla action or by one person Ships and trains in movement can be assaulted or taken by guerril- la operations in order to capture the arms and munitions or to prevent troup displacement. The Bank Assault as Popular Model assault the urban guerrilla has begun a type of organized assault on the banks as a querritla operation. Today this type of assault is widely used and has served as a sort of preliminary examination for the urban guerrilla in his apprenticeship for the techniques of revo- lutionary warfare. Important innovations in the technique of assaulting banks have developed, guarantecing flight, the withdrawal of money, and the anonymity of those involved. Among these innovations we cite shooting the tires of cars to prevent pursuit; locking people in the bank bathroom, making them sit on the floor; :mmobilizing the bank guards and removing their arms, forcing someone to open the coffer or the strong box: using disguises. - : Attempts to install bank alarms. to use guards or electronic detec- tion devices of US origin, prove fruitless when the assault is polit- ical and is carried cut according to urban guerrilla warfare technique. This technique tries to utilize new resources to meet the enemv's 24 a) an