looking at the scenarios presented, it's easy to say hey i won't
kill innocent children even in times of war. But seriously, in
operation, where you don't know who's friend or foe.. are you a
combatant still able to think rationally given the pressure of the
situation?
Esp the car at the gantry situation, after an initial warning shot,
if the driver fails to stop.. then it's really too bad. I've got a
job to do.
And the part where in an operation the highest commander gets
credited and you're left there with perhaps an amputated arm, i'd
say that's how life goes... seriously i don't give a shit if my
commander got a medal or some national accolate, I think what's
important was the job was done, and done well.....sure there'll be
anger, pain, frustration.... it's pure human emotions.
