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To: American Spirit who wrote (379059)3/25/2003 9:56:11 PM
From: PROLIFE  Respond to of 769667
 
Bob Kerrey should have been tried for war crimes..

For former Senator Bob Kerrey, that nightmare never goes away. He knows that one night 32 years ago in Vietnam, he and his squad of Navy SEALs killed nearly a score of unarmed civilians, mainly women and children. The shame and guilt and remorse have haunted him since. He did not want to make his personal anguish public any more than other Americans want to dredge up the nation's agony again. But because a fellowSEAL who lived through the same nightmare that night has come forward with an even more damning chain of events than Kerrey admits to, his private pain is reopening hard questions about war, memory and guilt.

time.com



To: American Spirit who wrote (379059)3/26/2003 12:53:06 AM
From: Thomas M.  Respond to of 769667
 
Bob Kerrey is a Medal Of Honor winner.

That puts the Medal of Honor in perspective.

Tom