What to do when your platoon sergeant commits war crimes, and other things they don’t teach you at the Infantry Officer Course. Part III: The Aftermath
Flying over Panjwai in early March was an apocalyptic image. No signs of vegetation or life, just barren fields for miles, consisting of deep farm rows, bordered by thick mud walls, with grape huts jutting out unnaturally from the landscape every few hundred meters. When I landed at VSP (Village Stability Platform) Belambai, the ODA […]







