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US Soldier Kills Innocent Women and Children in Afghanistan

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« on: March 12, 2012, 06:30:33 pm »

damn..

didn't something like this happen a cpl years ago?

Is it stress ya think, that makes someone do this?

Yes. Four soldiers from the same base as this guy killed some Afghan civilians. They're all in prison now.


At first I thought this guy was one of the thousands who entered the service under Bush's severely lax enlistment standards. Remember my post on the muche about that? Gang members and all that?

But it's obvious now he is a victim of PTSD; which in no way excuses his crime. And in no way dismisses the fact that we should have never been in Afghanistan (or Iraq) in the first place.
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The Army staff sergeant who allegedly went on a rampage and killed 16 Afghans as they slept in their homes had a traumatic brain injury at one point and had problems at home after his last deployment, officials told ABC News.

But the soldier, who is based at Fort Lewis in Washington, was considered fit for combat duty and deployed to Afghanistan in December, officials said.

Details about the staff sergeant, who has not been identified, emerged as the Taliban vowed revenge against "sick-minded American savages" after the mass killing.

What has trickled about the suspect is that he was 38, on his fourth combat deployment in 10 years, the first three in Iraq. He was on his first tour in Afghanistan, where he'd been since December.

When the massacre took place he was assigned to Camp Belambay, a remote combat outpost where his job was to be protection for Special Operations Forces who were creating local militias. He was not a member of the special forces unit.
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