WEEK 13 POST

A soldier in Iraq attacked and killed 5 people in his own unit yesturday.  He went into the medical tent for treatment, was denied for undisclosed reasons and disarmed.  He returned with another weapon demanding treatment.  When he was refused he opened fire and killed 5 people.

Arent there reasons these places have guards?  I mean really, your in Iraq people, get a clue.  Fragging, or intentional friendly fire has not happened in warfare since Vietnam in a widespread manner.  This seems to be the first case of fragging seen in the Iraq War and im surprised it took this long for it to occur.  We need to watch our men and women in the service more carefully because they are prone to stress related snapping.  He could have killed more people and should not be held accountable due to PTSD