Very mixed feelings on this. On the one hand, yes, soldiers should uphold high standards. On the other hand, war is horrible, things happen, and nothing is blach-and-white.
And on the gripping hand: Years after the fact, with zero evidence, relying solely on malleable human memory - is that really a basis for criminal prosecution?
Very mixed feelings on this. On the one hand, yes, soldiers should uphold high standards. On the other hand, war is horrible, things happen, and nothing is blach-and-white.
And on the gripping hand: Years after the fact, with zero evidence, relying solely on malleable human memory - is that really a basis for criminal prosecution?
It's notable that at least one of the five eyes is willing to examine a potential mote when four out of five think there's a beam in the fifth.