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- is a 38yr old staff sergeant - is a married father of "at least" two - was working alongside special forces as force protection ("where part of his role was to guard the base for special forces, which would have enabled him to come and go more easily") - had not had special forces training - had served three tours of duty in Iraq - was deployed to Afghanistan for the first time in December - has served in the army for 11 years There are also what the BBC calls "some reports" saying that some time before the killings, the soldier suffered a nervous breakdown. That sounds like a much poorer source of information though. BTW I'm British and I don't hate Americans. I'm not overly keen on soldiers (of any nationality) who indiscriminately kill civilians (or on insurgents who kill our soldiers and their own civilians) but if it subsequently turns out that this soldier has had some form of nervous breakdown then you have to question the decision to send him to Afghanistan. |
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