 The group took care, among other things, of collecting and passing on information about locations, employees and productions about Nazi armaments factories to the Allies.This information for targeted bombing by the Allies was partly passed on to middlemen in Switzerland to the British and Americans.Heinrich Maier stated in the interrogation of the group's strategy on April 27, 1944, that he had hoped to prevent further air strikes on Austrian cities by providing information about the "armaments factories in the Ostmark" and "that this would prevent the other industries that we had after the war absolutely needed, and the civilian population was spared.