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    Another one of Manlicons "war criminals"

    I guess this guy was in Vietnam sometime between "Apocalypse Now" and "Full Metal Jacket".
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    May 6/ Song Ve Valley •
    George Hatten

    mutilates dead Vietnamese.
    May 8/ near Duc Pho •
    After capturing

    and torturing a prisoner, soldiers order
    him to run and fatally shoot him.
    June/ Song Ve Valley •
    Sgt. Terrance

    Kerrigan executes a prisoner.
    June/ near Duc Pho •
    Spec. Kenneth

    Green tortures and kills a bound prisoner.
    June/ Song Ve Valley •
    Soldiers kill an

    elderly man and place a grenade on his
    body to disguise him as an enemy.
    June-July/ near Duc Pho •
    Pvt. Sam

    Ybarra and Spec. Kenneth Green
    capture, kill, and scalp an enemy soldier.
    June-July/ near Duc Pho •
    Pvt. Sam

    Ybarra kills and cuts off the ears of an
    unarmed 15-year-old boy.
    July/ near Duc Pho •
    Losing a bet that

    he can knock out a prisoner with one
    punch, Sgt. Robin Varney and two others
    kill the prisoner with a bayonet.
    July/ Song Ve Valley •
    Pvt. Sam Ybarra

    and Spec. Kenneth Green kill a prisoner
    instead of evacuating him.
    July 18/ Song Ve Valley •
    Sgt. William

    Doyle admits to killing a wounded Viet Cong
    fighter after the prisoner asks for water.
    July 23/ Song Ve Valley •
    Sgt. Harold

    Trout clubs Dao Hue, an elderly, unarmed
    carpenter, with his rifle and Lt. James
    Hawkins shoots Dao Hue in the face.
    July 24/ Song Ve Valley •
    An unarmed

    man is wounded while approaching the
    unit's night position. Sgt. Harold Trout
    fatally shoots the man.
    July 27/ Song Ve Valley •
    Soldiers execute

    two prisoners on the order of an officer.
    July 28/ Song Ve Valley •
    The platoon

    opens fire on 10 elderly, unarmed farmers,
    killing four. Others are injured.
    July 28/ Song Ve Valley •
    Soldiers stop

    a 12-year-old boy, Vo Tai Can, leading
    two unarmed, partially blind men. The
    boy is evacuated, but the soldiers execute
    the men.
    Early August/ Song Ve Valley •
    Lt.

    James Hawkins orders troops to fire on
    two unarmed, elderly women approaching
    camp. One woman is injured.
    August/ near Chu Lai •
    Unit members

    kill suspected Viet Cong fighter and then
    find the man's elderly father. Pvt. James
    Cogan wounds the father before another
    platoon member kills him.
    August/ near Chu Lai •
    Sgt. William

    Doyle shoots an unarmed teenager in
    the back after ordering him to leave.
    Sergeant Doyle also shoots a North
    Vietnamese prisoner assigned to the unit
    as an interpreter.
    August/ near Chu Lai •
    Soldiers drop

    grenades into three underground bunkers
    filled with Vietnamese men, women, and
    children.
    August/ near Tam Ky •
    Sgt. William

    Doyle shoots a farmer in the forearm,
    then orders troops to kill the man as he
    begs for his life. The man is executed.
    Aug. 21/ near Chu Lai •
    Soldiers tie up

    and torture a prisoner and tell him to run.
    He is fatally shot as he runs away.
    Late August-September/ between Tam
    Ky and Chu Lai •
    Pvt. Sam Ybarra and

    Spec. Kenneth Green sexually assault a
    13-year-old girl before killing her.
    November/ near Chu Lai •
    After

    searching a village for weapons and
    finding none, exiting soldiers come under
    fire from a distant hillside. They return
    fire, and then turn their guns on the
    village, killing six civilians.
    November/ location unknown •
    Pvt.

    Sam Ybarra decapitates an infant in a
    village hut.
    Nov. 11 - Nov. 21, Quang Nam province
    Tiger Force radio logs list 49 "Viet Cong"
    killed, but in 46 deaths no weapons are
    seized. Former platoon members now
    say that civilians were killed and radio
    log information was fabricated.
    Unknown date/ Chu Lai •
    Sgt. James

    Barnett executes a young mother on the
    order of Sgt. Harold Trout.
    September to November/ unknown
    location •
    Pvt. John Colligan shoots an

    unarmed, elderly Vietnamese man to test
    a present he had recieved — a 38-caliber
    handgun.
    September to November/ near Tam Ky
    A soldier beheads one elderly man and

    medic Barry Bowman fatally shoots a
    wounded man in the same village.
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    William Doyle, a former Tiger Force sergeant now living in Missouri, said he killed so many civilians he lost count.

    "We were living day to day. We didn't expect to live. Nobody out there with any brains expected to live," he said in a recent interview. "So you did any goddamn thing you felt like doing - especially to stay alive. The way to live is to kill because you don't have to worry about anybody who's dead."
    Coarse edged youth, the irish pendants string from their smiles
    not yet plucked as to slacken the seams
    and drag down the features of age,
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    no sign of despair in their hair, nor their hearts
    but oh they have yet to be experienced and that makes aging so very worth it...ML circa2012

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    Who in the hell is going to vote for or change his vote from Kerry to Bush or vice-versa because of all this shit really? NOBODY!!! This is a smoke screen to hide the real issues:

    Money*Morals*Motivation*

    How to fix what is BROKEN ... the economy.
    Stop lying all over the place ... be ethical!
    Tell us all why do you really want to do the damn job ... you get what out of this?

    These issues are very simple to address as a candidate ... unless you're full of shit! They both are.
    Last edited by BoneCrusher; 08-25-2004 at 12:12 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BoneCrusher
    Who in the hell is going to vote for or change his vote from Kerry to Bush or vice-versa because of all this shit really? NOBODY!!! This is a smoke screen to hide the real issues:

    Money*Morals*Motivation*

    How to fix what is BROKEN ... the economy.
    Bush is doing fine fixing what CLINTON broke.

    Stop lying all over the place ... be ethical!
    I can't wait for Kerry to stop lying and develop a sense of eithics either.

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