[PDF.74pq] Meltdown in Haditha: The Killing of 24 Iraqi Civilians by U.S. Marines and the Failure of Military Justice

Meltdown in Haditha: The Killing of 24 Iraqi Civilians by U.S. Marines and the Failure of Military Justice

[PDF.iu68] Meltdown in Haditha: The Killing of 24 Iraqi Civilians by U.S. Marines and the Failure of Military Justice

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 | #494513 in Books |  2015-01-12 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  .80 x6.60 x9.20l,.0 | File type: PDF | 276 pages

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||1 of 4 people found the following review helpful.| Documentary journalism at its best|By anonymous|This is an important book, a dispassionate, scrupulously documented chronology of a battle-zone massacre perpetrated by a squad of U.S. Marines in Iraq in 2005. It is probably the most detailed account we will ever have of a blatant failure of military justice and quite possibly also of combat training.
The events, which dr|About the Author|A veteran journalist, Kenneth F. Englade covered the war in Indochina and the struggles against white rule in southern Africa. He has written dozens of magazine articles, published nine nonfiction works and five historical novels. He live

In November 2005, Sunni insurgents attacked a U.S. Marine squad en route to Haditha with an improvised explosive device (IED). One Marine died and two others were wounded. Within minutes, squad members killed 24 Iraqi civilians, including an elderly couple, four women and six children. It was the worst incident of its kind in the Iraq War. Thirteen months later, four officers and four enlisted men were accused of crimes ranging from dereliction of duty to murder. The leg...

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