Pentagon "punishes" privates and sergeants for bombing a hospital in Kunduz

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Information Agency Associated Press reports that 12 US troops (private and non-commissioned officers) suffered disciplinary punishment for hitting the Doctors Without Borders hospital in Kunduz, Afghanistan. Recall that as a result of the aerial bombardment of the hospital, 42 people died. News agency notes that among those subjected to disciplinary punishment there are no representatives of commanding staff - not a single American general responsible for the operation in Afghanistan.

The material of American journalists states that there was not a single criminal case against those responsible for the war crime in Kunduz. The main punishment is disciplinary action and other administrative measures.

Pentagon "punishes" privates and sergeants for bombing a hospital in Kunduz


The Doctors Without Borders organization refuses to comment on Washington’s decision, stating that comments will be received only after the Pentagon announces its decision officially. However, at the moment there is no official explanation from the Pentagon, but there are only publications in the American press.

Recall that earlier the representative of the US Department of Defense called the bombing of the hospital in Kunduz "accident."
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  1. Andrey Yuryevich Rank
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    17 March 2016 06: 23
    and the excavators were insured ...
    1. Finches Rank
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      17 March 2016 06: 44
      But how ordinary and sergeants wanted ??? How the Status Quo sings:"Now you're in the army! Oh-oh-oh! Now you're in the army!" laughing
      1. cniza Rank
        cniza
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        17 March 2016 08: 06
        Cynicism rolls over:

        Recall that earlier the representative of the US Department of Defense called the bombing of the hospital in Kunduz "accident."
      2. The comment was deleted.
      3. DMB_95 Rank
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        17 March 2016 10: 04
        They thought that their bosses would try to blame everything on the Russians again .. But the hospital in Afghanistan, as an evil, was far from the Syrian theater.
      4. The black Rank
        The black
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        17 March 2016 12: 34
        How could they not have guessed to punish "doctors without borders" who organized their hospital in the wrong place ... laughing
  2. SAM 5 Rank
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    17 March 2016 06: 27
    Pentagon "punishes" privates and sergeants for bombing a hospital in Kunduz

    Three outfits for the kitchen.
    1. Zoldat_A Rank
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      17 March 2016 06: 39
      Quote: SAM 5
      Pentagon "punishes" privates and sergeants for bombing a hospital in Kunduz

      Three outfits for the kitchen.

      We all remember how they punished Lieutenant Kelly ...
      The trial of the lieutenant lasted from November 1970 to March 1971 of the year and ended with the recognition of Kelly guilty of killing 22 civilians. The original sentence (life imprisonment) was changed in August 1971 of the year to 20 years of imprisonment. In fact, Kelly spent three and a half years under house arrest, after which he was pardoned in 1974.
    2. Delink Rank
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      17 March 2016 07: 00
      Or maybe he awarded medals for his courage, but presented it as a punishment)))
    3. mad Rank
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      17 March 2016 07: 24
      Quote: SAM 5
      Three outfits for the kitchen.

      Nah, they don’t have such cruel punishments, a maximum of three days without Coca-Cola and hamburgers!
      1. Pavel Tsybai Rank
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        17 March 2016 11: 36
        Quite the contrary, gobble up twenty gambugers per day and so on for three days.
      2. cap Rank
        cap
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        17 March 2016 14: 57
        Quote: mad
        Quote: SAM 5
        Three outfits for the kitchen.

        Nah, they don’t have such cruel punishments, a maximum of three days without Coca-Cola and hamburgers!


        The most severe, weaned from chewing gum for a week. laughing One could not stand it. He hanged himself.
    4. Ze Kot Rank
      Ze Kot
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      17 March 2016 09: 55
      [quote = SAM 5] [quote] The Pentagon "punished" privates and sergeants for the bombing of a hospital in Kunduz [/ quote]

      And I didn’t know that in the USA pilots with the rank of rank and file and sergeants ...
      1. cap Rank
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        17 March 2016 14: 59
        [quote = The Cat] [quote = SAM 5] [quote] The Pentagon "punished" privates and sergeants for bombing a hospital in Kunduz [/ quote]

        And I did not know that in the US pilots with the rank of rank and file and sergeants ... [/ quote]

        From the airfield team. The wrong bombs hung, the wrong ones. wassat
  3. sdc_alex Rank
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    17 March 2016 06: 27
    Well, you see, not only do we like to appoint scapegoats among performers.
    In general, judging by the Amer films, they have only sergeants in command of the entire army. wassat
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  4. B.T.V. Rank
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    17 March 2016 06: 27
    "Switchmen" were found.
  5. Hammer Rank
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    17 March 2016 06: 33
    NDA, and how many covs were not "punished" for crimes due to the fact that they did not become known in the media?
  6. Alexander Romanov Rank
    Alexander Romanov
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    17 March 2016 06: 36
    The main punishment is disciplinary action and other administrative measures.
    Private Jones-I announce to you for hitting the hospital outfit out of turn.
  7. izya top Rank
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    17 March 2016 06: 38
    Yes, how many more of those hospitals, no ordinary ranks will be enough for punishment. They will get to some pre-retirement general
  8. Armored optimist Rank
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    17 March 2016 06: 39
    The real culprits were probably awarded. So that it was common for others!
  9. Nimiru Rank
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    17 March 2016 06: 59
    12 US military personnel (privates and non-commissioned officers) have been disciplined for hitting the Doctors Without Borders hospital in Afghan Kunduz.
    Just wondering how the wording sounded.
    1. Armored optimist Rank
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      17 March 2016 07: 04
      Bonds stabilizers hung forward.
  10. obstructia Rank
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    17 March 2016 07: 07
    Surprised, damn it)) The lower composition always and everywhere gets piz-th for wise leadership laughing
  11. ovod84 Rank
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    17 March 2016 07: 30
    It is ridiculous that they canceled the dismissal and removed the salary floor and reprimanded it in a private matter. And nothing more. It is necessary to punish those who gave them the coordinates and orders.
  12. APASUS Rank
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    17 March 2016 07: 44
    Were subjected to disciplinary action: the chief of the warehouse, the driver of the loader, mechanics, the cleaning team of the runway, the driver of the tanker and a couple of cooks !! laughing laughing laughing
  13. dchegrinec Rank
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    17 March 2016 07: 56
    Of course, who else to punish then? Obama or something! The tanker and dispatcher are to blame. laughing
  14. From Tver Rank
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    17 March 2016 07: 58
    Punished: they took Coca-Cola and left without diapers. TIN !!!
  15. Fitter65 Rank
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    17 March 2016 08: 33
    not a single criminal case was brought against the persons responsible for the war crime in Kunduz. The main punishment is disciplinary action and other administrative measures.
    And let's remember what happened to that creature that destroyed the Vietnamese village of Songmi and its inhabitants. And this is considering that the whole world demanded to punish the executioners ...
  16. Friends Rank
    Friends
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    17 March 2016 08: 48
    The material of American journalists states that there was not a single criminal case against those responsible for the war crime in Kunduz. The main punishment is disciplinary action and other administrative measures.




    Well, they’re, like, exceptional ... Just think, 42 ​​people were bombed in the hospital. An accident, the Pentagon said ... am

    But in general ... Predictable reaction. If in the United States soldiers and officers are imprisoned for every "prank" or "accident" with the "natives", then, given the number of such incidents, their army will quickly end ...
  17. Friends Rank
    Friends
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    17 March 2016 08: 59
    Of course, who else to punish then? Obama or something! The tanker and dispatcher are to blame.


    And the main culprits are their grandfathers and grandmothers ... Well, they gave birth to their dads and mothers, who gave birth to them ... Yes, and they released them into the army ... smile
  18. Taygerus Rank
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    17 March 2016 09: 23
    they wanted to spit on everything and would not punish anyone in view of their exceptionalism, in the best case they would send someone to resign
  19. voyaka uh Rank
    voyaka uh
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    17 March 2016 09: 36
    There was a hospital on one floor of the building, and
    on the other - the command post (communication center) of the Taliban.
    The Taliban, of course, did it on purpose, so that
    they were not bombed. And the doctors were ordered to keep silent under threat
    "ax head".
    Afghan civil authorities pointed to the target, but
    not specifically, but said that the whole building is an object of the Taliban.
    But the Americans did not check the Old ground intelligence and bombed ...
    Punished, I think, guys from intelligence. Pilots can't know
    what's in the building.
    1. APASUS Rank
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      17 March 2016 19: 06
      It was quite possible to believe in the story you told, but this is not the first hospital, school, wedding, funeral, and all in almost the same scenario!
  20. afrikanez Rank
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    17 March 2016 10: 00
    Americans as always, ahead of the rest. fool "democracy" in all its glory.
  21. Gall_st Rank
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    17 March 2016 11: 49
    Sstsuki ... But they don’t give up theirs.

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