Prosecutive report + Buffalo clips · p.60
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NY 4-102
3
The minimal cost of the CcrV per unit (camera,
transmittor, and receiver) was placed at $l,0oo.oo depending
upon the lighting conditions at the target sites both
and
advised that the cost of the equipment was not
b7c
a factor because "money would be readily available in the
b7D
near future".
also requested that
determine the
availability of
"KTw bullets".
stated, which
also confirmed, that these Krw bullets are utilized
to pierce
body armor and bullet proof vests.
advised
that he was not involved in firearms procurement, however,
would have to inquire about the availibility of the KTW
bullets.
Night vision (infrared)
equipment (goggles and
telescopic rifle sights).
[mentionedthat
b6
was
very satisfied with night Vision
equipment that
he had
b7c
experimented with which
had previously provided
b7D
him with.
stated that this equipment would be utilized
in assassinations, however, did not eiaborate or provide
any additional details or comments concerning their use.
Flexible body armor (bullet proof vests).
made the comment that "we (PIRA) are having oroblems in
getting the boys over there to wear them."
elaborated
that the "assassins didn't like to wear the armor in that
on those occasions when their apprehension was eminent,
the assassins would normally leave the weapon behind and
mingle in the area with the crowd. If an individual is
subsequently stopped and questioned by the authorities,
and found to be wearing a 'bullet proof vest, he would obviously
be arrested."
also briefly discussed laser weapons and
b6
laser range finders.
advised that these lasers would
b7c
be utilized against the British helicopters.
advised
b7D
that he was not familiar with this equipment but if
it does exist it is probably classified by the government
and if not classified would be extremely expensive.
stated that the laser range finders were to be utilized
aaainst the truck convoys to assist in mortar attacks.
stated that there were. commercial and military
models of the laser range finders.
The military range finders
were probably classified, however, the commercially available
models that are normally utilized by hunters cost approximately
$400.00 to $500.00 a piece.
3
The minimal cost of the CcrV per unit (camera,
transmittor, and receiver) was placed at $l,0oo.oo depending
upon the lighting conditions at the target sites both
and
advised that the cost of the equipment was not
b7c
a factor because "money would be readily available in the
b7D
near future".
also requested that
determine the
availability of
"KTw bullets".
stated, which
also confirmed, that these Krw bullets are utilized
to pierce
body armor and bullet proof vests.
advised
that he was not involved in firearms procurement, however,
would have to inquire about the availibility of the KTW
bullets.
Night vision (infrared)
equipment (goggles and
telescopic rifle sights).
[mentionedthat
b6
was
very satisfied with night Vision
equipment that
he had
b7c
experimented with which
had previously provided
b7D
him with.
stated that this equipment would be utilized
in assassinations, however, did not eiaborate or provide
any additional details or comments concerning their use.
Flexible body armor (bullet proof vests).
made the comment that "we (PIRA) are having oroblems in
getting the boys over there to wear them."
elaborated
that the "assassins didn't like to wear the armor in that
on those occasions when their apprehension was eminent,
the assassins would normally leave the weapon behind and
mingle in the area with the crowd. If an individual is
subsequently stopped and questioned by the authorities,
and found to be wearing a 'bullet proof vest, he would obviously
be arrested."
also briefly discussed laser weapons and
b6
laser range finders.
advised that these lasers would
b7c
be utilized against the British helicopters.
advised
b7D
that he was not familiar with this equipment but if
it does exist it is probably classified by the government
and if not classified would be extremely expensive.
stated that the laser range finders were to be utilized
aaainst the truck convoys to assist in mortar attacks.
stated that there were. commercial and military
models of the laser range finders.
The military range finders
were probably classified, however, the commercially available
models that are normally utilized by hunters cost approximately
$400.00 to $500.00 a piece.