The penalty imposed by the top brass amounts to little more than a “slap on the wrist” and implicitly endorses the notion that barbarism is a tacitly accepted practice.
By Naomi Spencer | 8 April 2011

Tunnell. Imperial tasks often turn soldiers into sadistic murderers. Or maybe they were that to begin with.
An Army investigation into officers in charge of the brigade involved in murdering Afghan civilians for sport last year concluded that its commander had no responsibility for the atrocities.
Colonel Harry D. Tunnell IV was found to have pursued an aggressive “strike and destroy” strategy, but the Army determined it bore no “causal relation” to the rampant criminal activities of soldiers in the 5th Stryker Combat Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division while they were stationed in Kandahar province. Continue reading »











