strations and meetings it is no thanks to the AFM, but rather a result of their said that they didn't have tickets and coulda't pay because they had no money The train was held in the station while the military police were called. But when the military police arrived they declared their solidarity with the soldiers, and the train had to continue on its Vasco: According to a comrade in RAL-1, committees were set up after 11 March to control all operations and demand an explanation before any troops would be allowed to leave the barracks. The rooms previously reserved for the officers were opened up to all, and now one can see soldiers and officers discussing the problems of the unit together. Similarly soldiers from other units are authorised to attend meetings and hold discussions with the comrades of RAL-1 on their experiences.
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