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A major breach in international conventions by a rogue group of Australian SAS leads into potential war crimes.
Hardened soldiers made physically ill by gruesome acts, members of our own forces.
Planting of weapons on dead bodies,
A prosthetic leg taken from a prisoner and used as a drinking vessel.
Junior soldiers required by their patrol commanders to shoot a prisoner with their first kill known as blooding.
Allegations when Special Forces patrol landed in an Afghan Village in a helicopter the locals would usually ‘squirt’-run for cover.
The soldiers sometimes opened fire, shooting men and sometimes women and children.

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