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Has the army (or any other service) charged even _one_ officer in the Abu Ghraib abuse investigation? Even for sleeping on duty?
As I have mentioned before, based on my own military experience, I find the description of a PFC as a "central figure" in _anything_ military rather . . . boggling. Way back when, a PFC or Specialist had about enough operational leeway to wipe his or her own ass without command supervision....
As I have mentioned before, based on my own military experience, I find the description of a PFC as a "central figure" in _anything_ military rather . . . boggling. Way back when, a PFC or Specialist had about enough operational leeway to wipe his or her own ass without command supervision....
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The highest ranking person to be actually charged is Sgt. Javal Davis (MSNBC: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6895067/).
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Also, Staff Sergeant Charles Frederick was charged, convicted, reduced to Private, and given 10 years at hard labor. He outranked Sergeant Javal Davis at the time, though he doesn't now.