Quantum Windbag
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Depends on your definition, doesn't it?
No - it depends on "is it a host country, or not?"
A host country is someplace like Yokosuka Japan, where servicemember, wife, kiddies - all welcome, under the Status of Forces Agreement, where US service members are more or less in a "diplomat" status while in country.
A-Stan is a war zone/Obama's quagmire, not a host country.
Was Vietnam a "host" country? How about Normandy, France or Iwo Jima? How about Lebanon?
Don't be a dumb fuck.
Well, forgetting that Normandy or Iwo Jima were in fact hostile enemy territories, not so much.
Lebanon and Vietnam, we did adhere to their laws when we were there.
Again, not sure why you are getting weepy about Bales. He killed 17 PEOPLE. Not Afghans, not Americans, but PEOPLE.
The laws in Vietnam allowed us to go out and kill people we decided were enemies?
Methinks you are getting desperate.