Gil Hahn

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Surrender-executions are clearly wrong and counterproductive to a force that has dedicated itself to fighting in a fashion that the nation and the soldiers can live with after battle. They are, however, completed in the heat of battle and are rarely prosecuted. It is only the individual soldier who must hold himself accountable for his actions most of the time. Executions in cold blood are another matter entirely.
On Killing: The Psychological Cost of Learning to Kill in War and Society
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