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nefarious · 03-15-2006, 11:41 PM

I dont really feel like saying much but I will say this: I was stationed in Baghdad for the last year. A lot of guys carried notebooks, journals and papers on their person. If something happened to them, not only were their clothes/armor a biohazard, it wasnt the best of ideas to store that clothing. I dont think I need to elaborate why.

And if something happened, somehow things could easily come around on you and even though it may have been an accident, in the Army, there is ALWAYS someone who is found at fault. People arent going to say everything or are going to be very careful about what they say because if you saw your friend die, that's bad enough. But if you somehow, in the big picture may have had a hand in it, by even because you didnt mention something to him/her, why would you want the guilt, plus a court martial to add?

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,164815,00.html

There are plenty of stories in addition to this. If they were killed in the line of duty, is it automatically a conspiracy?

Forgive me if I was in any way confusing. (I've had a bit of wine

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03-15-2006, 11:41 PM	#10 (permalink)
nefarious Insane Location: Tucson, AZ	I dont really feel like saying much but I will say this: I was stationed in Baghdad for the last year. A lot of guys carried notebooks, journals and papers on their person. If something happened to them, not only were their clothes/armor a biohazard, it wasnt the best of ideas to store that clothing. I dont think I need to elaborate why. And if something happened, somehow things could easily come around on you and even though it may have been an accident, in the Army, there is ALWAYS someone who is found at fault. People arent going to say everything or are going to be very careful about what they say because if you saw your friend die, that's bad enough. But if you somehow, in the big picture may have had a hand in it, by even because you didnt mention something to him/her, why would you want the guilt, plus a court martial to add? http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,164815,00.html There are plenty of stories in addition to this. If they were killed in the line of duty, is it automatically a conspiracy? Forgive me if I was in any way confusing. (I've had a bit of wine ) __________________ Si vis pacem, para bellum. - Vegetius "Do Re Mil.3, Prol.