Simon Trakinski - Working in reconnaissance
Transcript: You know an army like this has chores to do, or assignments to do, I, my brother and I were in the reconnaissance, so we used to ride through the night to get to certain villages and getting in contact with our agents. And to gather intelligence about the, the police, the German army, you know, the traffic on the railroads, and traffic on the highways, this kind of work. So we were mostly busy with this kind of work. The main body used to do other work, like putting mines under the railroad tracks, like setting up ambushes, where the police or the Germans were traveling, this was, this is a daily routine.