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"Caspar Grosse, a German medic... said he saw the soldier plead for medical attention in a mix of broken English and Russian. It was dusk. A team member looked for bandages.
That is when, Mr. Grosse said, a fellow soldier hobbled over and fired his weapon into the Russian soldier’s torso. He slumped, still breathing. Another soldier fired — “just shot him in the head,”
In #Ukraine, Killings of Unarmed #Russia-ns Divide a U.S.-Led Unit
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/07/06/world/europe/ukraine-russia-killings-us.html
In the 1980s the #USArmy Soldier's Creed was changed ... and it was changed to allow for #warcrimes. Killing unarmed #POWs used to be an immediately punishable offense with attempts to prevent, and reporting REQUIRED. No more. #USMilitary #Genocide
@heretical_i the post-2003 version reeks of industrial psychology and corporate memphis
@clawfulneutral Genocide is a profitable industry after all.
Sidebar: Wonder where all the army-navy surplus stores in the US went, @clawfulneutral? After vietnam the pentagram decided the field jackets, boots, tents, etc, would be destroyed to 'prevent diseases from hopping the ocean', instead of auctioned off to resellers and the public. As if they had no decontam processess. It keeps the bangladesh sweatshops in biz and the contractors who manufacture the ancillary materials for an imperial army richer.
Image from this post https://auntieimperial.tumblr.com/post/103812493194
@heretical_i that’s interesting, actually. I built a website for an anti-sweatshop org nearly (wow) 15 years ago and their entire focus at that time was ending sweatshop contracts held by state & local government… let alone federal/military
@clawfulneutral I remember a bunch of years ago some maine clothing contractor got busted for using coyote-imported 'illegals' and lost the contract. The company was sold and contract restored if I remember correctly.