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i Attacks on freight trains, rolling of stationary siock. stoppage of miluary transport and communication systems. these are the major sabotage objectives in this area _ Sleepers can be damaged and pulled up as can rails, A tunnel . blocked by a barner after an explosion, an obstruction by a derailed - car. cause tremendous barin The ceraiment of a cargo train carrying fuel as of major damage to the enciny. So as dynamittag railway bridges. In a system where the weight and the size of the: zolling equipment 1s enormous. it takes months for workers to repair or rebuild the destruction and Hy damage. As for highways. they can be obstructed by trees, stationary vehi- cles. ditches, dislocations of harriess by dynamite and bridges blown up by explosion. Ships can be damaged at anchos in seaports and river poris or in the shipyards. Aarpianes can be destroyed or sabotaged on the ground * Telephome and telegraphic lines can be systematically damaged. their towers blown up. and their lines made useless Transport and communications must be sabotaged at once b?causc . the revolutionary war has already bequn in Brass) and it 1s essential * & to impede the enemy's movement of troops and muninons. 3 . Oil fines, fuel plants, depots for bambs and ammunition, powder 3 & & s ae ras Eee es magazines and arsenals, miliary camps commissanics must become targets par exceilerce in sabotage operations. while vehicles. army trucks. and other miltary and police cars must be destroyed wherever they are found. The military and ice Tepression centers and their specific and specialized organs, must «‘se claim the attenuion of the urban guerrilla saboteur. . North American firms and properties in the country. for their part. -must become such frequent targets cf sabotage that the volume of actions directed against them surpasses the total of all other actions against vital enemy points. Pon Terrorism Tertorism is an action, usually involving the placement of a bomb $ or fire explosion of great destructive power, which is capable of ef- fecting irreparable loss against the enemy : Terrorism requires that the urban: guerrilla should have an adequate theoretical and practical knowledge of how to make explosives. The terroristic act. apart trom the apparent facihty with which :t H . can be carried out, is no different from other urban guerrilla acts : 1 F and actions whose success depends on the planning and determination : ad . of the revolutionary organization. It 1s an action the urban quernila . i , must execute with the greatest cold bloodedness, calmness, and us decision. Although terrorism genzrally mvolscs an explosion. there are casts in which it may also be carried out by execution and the systematic 32 . ‘ ee RTE CO TT RE Re ee ne ee 1