Jenseen
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the only ones who would accuse like that are those who are not thinking in terms of realityIf only it could be forgotten. Amazing how so many other attrocities escape collective memory, though. Even to bring up America's misdoings brings howls of accusation that one is anti-American.
the only ones who would accuse like that are those who are not thinking in terms of realityIf only it could be forgotten. Amazing how so many other attrocities escape collective memory, though. Even to bring up America's misdoings brings howls of accusation that one is anti-American.
those who do not study/read/etc wars
..we should never have been in that war
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Of course I do! I also remember the thousands of similar atrocities conducted by the NVA and Cong on villages accused of sympathizing with the US and allies that our press never covered.
REMEMBER IT
Of course I do! I also remember the thousands of similar atrocities conducted by the NVA and Cong on villages accused of sympathizing with the US and allies that our press never covered.
REMEMBER IT
Of course I do! I also remember the thousands of similar atrocities conducted by the NVA and Cong on villages accused of sympathizing with the US and allies that our press never covered.
Of course. That was standard. Support the slopes, piss on the Americans.
It was cool to be anti-American and cheer the death of young American kids.
Bad times.
it's still a war crime and they deserve punishmentthe only ones who would accuse like that are those who are not thinking in terms of realityIf only it could be forgotten. Amazing how so many other attrocities escape collective memory, though. Even to bring up America's misdoings brings howls of accusation that one is anti-American.
those who do not study/read/etc wars
..we should never have been in that war
You know this would make for a good thread on its own.
The Military (Govt) has always taken into account the affects of
War on people. Especially the 19 and 20-year olds.
Even the Bergdahl crap you could see coming. I haven't ever researched
the members of a Military Court, but the one's that I have seen, you see many of them wearing the Combat Infantry Badge. They know what it is
like and they know that not everybody can deal with that stuff in a sane
way. If, for no other reason than, war, itself, is insane.
The findings of a court martial are usually in line, but the actual carrying out
the sentence, eventually will be waived or altered. (After it is out of Public
View).
Calley wound up being the only one convicted and sentenced to Life in Prison. Her served a little more than 3 years under House Arrest and either
the Secretary of the Army or The Secretary of Defense commuted his sentence.
While some want to bad mouth, it should be noted that an American Chopper
crew stopped that massacre that day. And they were the one's that reported
it.
There has been a My Lai, or something similar in every war we have ever fought. You put kids that haven't even reached the age of maturity into a
situation where their friends are being killed and they, themselves realize
they could be dead in the next second...bad things are gonna happen. People are going to seek revenge. And that's the things we know about.
The Battlefield is like Vegas. What goes on there...stays there.
You don't fight for God and Country and the Flag. You fight to survive.
If you come back home, you were successful and you don't give a shit
what you had to do to survive.
I can remember way more just like it as that was the modes operandi for the war up to then. Used to have pics of the VC with their heads cut off in the hands of GI's standing above the bodies proving the kill. Had to destroy them when Calley got arrested.REMEMBER IT
I can remember way more just like it as that was the modes operandi for the war up to then. Used to have pics of the VC with their heads cut off in the hands of GI's standing above the bodies proving the kill. Had to destroy them when Calley got arrested.REMEMBER IT
I can remember way more just like it as that was the modes operandi for the war up to then. Used to have pics of the VC with their heads cut off in the hands of GI's standing above the bodies proving the kill. Had to destroy them when Calley got arrested.REMEMBER IT
it's still a war crime and they deserve punishmentthe only ones who would accuse like that are those who are not thinking in terms of realityIf only it could be forgotten. Amazing how so many other attrocities escape collective memory, though. Even to bring up America's misdoings brings howls of accusation that one is anti-American.
those who do not study/read/etc wars
..we should never have been in that war
You know this would make for a good thread on its own.
The Military (Govt) has always taken into account the affects of
War on people. Especially the 19 and 20-year olds.
Even the Bergdahl crap you could see coming. I haven't ever researched
the members of a Military Court, but the one's that I have seen, you see many of them wearing the Combat Infantry Badge. They know what it is
like and they know that not everybody can deal with that stuff in a sane
way. If, for no other reason than, war, itself, is insane.
The findings of a court martial are usually in line, but the actual carrying out
the sentence, eventually will be waived or altered. (After it is out of Public
View).
Calley wound up being the only one convicted and sentenced to Life in Prison. Her served a little more than 3 years under House Arrest and either
the Secretary of the Army or The Secretary of Defense commuted his sentence.
While some want to bad mouth, it should be noted that an American Chopper
crew stopped that massacre that day. And they were the one's that reported
it.
There has been a My Lai, or something similar in every war we have ever fought. You put kids that haven't even reached the age of maturity into a
situation where their friends are being killed and they, themselves realize
they could be dead in the next second...bad things are gonna happen. People are going to seek revenge. And that's the things we know about.
The Battlefield is like Vegas. What goes on there...stays there.
You don't fight for God and Country and the Flag. You fight to survive.
If you come back home, you were successful and you don't give a shit
what you had to do to survive.
that's not being punished..he should've served 20 to lifeit's still a war crime and they deserve punishmentthe only ones who would accuse like that are those who are not thinking in terms of realityIf only it could be forgotten. Amazing how so many other attrocities escape collective memory, though. Even to bring up America's misdoings brings howls of accusation that one is anti-American.
those who do not study/read/etc wars
..we should never have been in that war
You know this would make for a good thread on its own.
The Military (Govt) has always taken into account the affects of
War on people. Especially the 19 and 20-year olds.
Even the Bergdahl crap you could see coming. I haven't ever researched
the members of a Military Court, but the one's that I have seen, you see many of them wearing the Combat Infantry Badge. They know what it is
like and they know that not everybody can deal with that stuff in a sane
way. If, for no other reason than, war, itself, is insane.
The findings of a court martial are usually in line, but the actual carrying out
the sentence, eventually will be waived or altered. (After it is out of Public
View).
Calley wound up being the only one convicted and sentenced to Life in Prison. Her served a little more than 3 years under House Arrest and either
the Secretary of the Army or The Secretary of Defense commuted his sentence.
While some want to bad mouth, it should be noted that an American Chopper
crew stopped that massacre that day. And they were the one's that reported
it.
There has been a My Lai, or something similar in every war we have ever fought. You put kids that haven't even reached the age of maturity into a
situation where their friends are being killed and they, themselves realize
they could be dead in the next second...bad things are gonna happen. People are going to seek revenge. And that's the things we know about.
The Battlefield is like Vegas. What goes on there...stays there.
You don't fight for God and Country and the Flag. You fight to survive.
If you come back home, you were successful and you don't give a shit
what you had to do to survive.
He was punished.
He was sentenced to life in prison and got 3 1/2 years of House Arrest.
(Three years too many)
..so you could say a lot of murderers should get off for various reasons--like the Florida school shooter:it's still a war crime and they deserve punishmentthe only ones who would accuse like that are those who are not thinking in terms of realityIf only it could be forgotten. Amazing how so many other attrocities escape collective memory, though. Even to bring up America's misdoings brings howls of accusation that one is anti-American.
those who do not study/read/etc wars
..we should never have been in that war
You know this would make for a good thread on its own.
The Military (Govt) has always taken into account the affects of
War on people. Especially the 19 and 20-year olds.
Even the Bergdahl crap you could see coming. I haven't ever researched
the members of a Military Court, but the one's that I have seen, you see many of them wearing the Combat Infantry Badge. They know what it is
like and they know that not everybody can deal with that stuff in a sane
way. If, for no other reason than, war, itself, is insane.
The findings of a court martial are usually in line, but the actual carrying out
the sentence, eventually will be waived or altered. (After it is out of Public
View).
Calley wound up being the only one convicted and sentenced to Life in Prison. Her served a little more than 3 years under House Arrest and either
the Secretary of the Army or The Secretary of Defense commuted his sentence.
While some want to bad mouth, it should be noted that an American Chopper
crew stopped that massacre that day. And they were the one's that reported
it.
There has been a My Lai, or something similar in every war we have ever fought. You put kids that haven't even reached the age of maturity into a
situation where their friends are being killed and they, themselves realize
they could be dead in the next second...bad things are gonna happen. People are going to seek revenge. And that's the things we know about.
The Battlefield is like Vegas. What goes on there...stays there.
You don't fight for God and Country and the Flag. You fight to survive.
If you come back home, you were successful and you don't give a shit
what you had to do to survive.
He was punished.
He was sentenced to life in prison and got 3 1/2 years of House Arrest.
(Three years too many)
..so you could say a lot of murderers should get off for various reasons--like the Florida school shooter:it's still a war crime and they deserve punishmentthe only ones who would accuse like that are those who are not thinking in terms of realityIf only it could be forgotten. Amazing how so many other attrocities escape collective memory, though. Even to bring up America's misdoings brings howls of accusation that one is anti-American.
those who do not study/read/etc wars
..we should never have been in that war
You know this would make for a good thread on its own.
The Military (Govt) has always taken into account the affects of
War on people. Especially the 19 and 20-year olds.
Even the Bergdahl crap you could see coming. I haven't ever researched
the members of a Military Court, but the one's that I have seen, you see many of them wearing the Combat Infantry Badge. They know what it is
like and they know that not everybody can deal with that stuff in a sane
way. If, for no other reason than, war, itself, is insane.
The findings of a court martial are usually in line, but the actual carrying out
the sentence, eventually will be waived or altered. (After it is out of Public
View).
Calley wound up being the only one convicted and sentenced to Life in Prison. Her served a little more than 3 years under House Arrest and either
the Secretary of the Army or The Secretary of Defense commuted his sentence.
While some want to bad mouth, it should be noted that an American Chopper
crew stopped that massacre that day. And they were the one's that reported
it.
There has been a My Lai, or something similar in every war we have ever fought. You put kids that haven't even reached the age of maturity into a
situation where their friends are being killed and they, themselves realize
they could be dead in the next second...bad things are gonna happen. People are going to seek revenge. And that's the things we know about.
The Battlefield is like Vegas. What goes on there...stays there.
You don't fight for God and Country and the Flag. You fight to survive.
If you come back home, you were successful and you don't give a shit
what you had to do to survive.
He was punished.
He was sentenced to life in prison and got 3 1/2 years of House Arrest.
(Three years too many)
..poor kid
no mother-no father
adopted
mental problems
he should get house arrest for 3.5 years
etc
liberal?? I'm far from liberal..so you could say a lot of murderers should get off for various reasons--like the Florida school shooter:it's still a war crime and they deserve punishmentthe only ones who would accuse like that are those who are not thinking in terms of reality
those who do not study/read/etc wars
..we should never have been in that war
You know this would make for a good thread on its own.
The Military (Govt) has always taken into account the affects of
War on people. Especially the 19 and 20-year olds.
Even the Bergdahl crap you could see coming. I haven't ever researched
the members of a Military Court, but the one's that I have seen, you see many of them wearing the Combat Infantry Badge. They know what it is
like and they know that not everybody can deal with that stuff in a sane
way. If, for no other reason than, war, itself, is insane.
The findings of a court martial are usually in line, but the actual carrying out
the sentence, eventually will be waived or altered. (After it is out of Public
View).
Calley wound up being the only one convicted and sentenced to Life in Prison. Her served a little more than 3 years under House Arrest and either
the Secretary of the Army or The Secretary of Defense commuted his sentence.
While some want to bad mouth, it should be noted that an American Chopper
crew stopped that massacre that day. And they were the one's that reported
it.
There has been a My Lai, or something similar in every war we have ever fought. You put kids that haven't even reached the age of maturity into a
situation where their friends are being killed and they, themselves realize
they could be dead in the next second...bad things are gonna happen. People are going to seek revenge. And that's the things we know about.
The Battlefield is like Vegas. What goes on there...stays there.
You don't fight for God and Country and the Flag. You fight to survive.
If you come back home, you were successful and you don't give a shit
what you had to do to survive.
He was punished.
He was sentenced to life in prison and got 3 1/2 years of House Arrest.
(Three years too many)
..poor kid
no mother-no father
adopted
mental problems
he should get house arrest for 3.5 years
etc
Calley was in a war asshole.
Take your lame liberal rhetoric and stick them up your ass.