let me clue you in.. we are just as savage in war as any of our enemies.
Do we take photos of the beheadings before and after? YOU are really a dipshit who cannot find your ass to wipe the shit off.
yes we do, there are many newly declassified films from ww2 Korea and Vietnam showing American atrocities.. "we" just don't advertise them...
Why don't you post a few with a NSFW warning. And by the way, how does Clint Eastwood lean, politically? You're so full of shit.
Film exposes Allies Pacific war atrocities World news The Guardian
Film exposes Allies' Pacific war atrocities
Horrific footage shot during battle with Japanese shows execution of wounded and bayoneting of corpses.
For more than half a century they have been portrayed as wholesome heroes who fought in terrible conditions to save the Western way of life from Japanese aggression. But now the savage acts that Allied soldiers were driven to commit in the Pacific theatre are about to be exposed.
Researchers for a TV series to be broadcast on Channel 4 this month have unearthed disturbing and previously unseen footage from the Second World War which had languished forgotten in archives for 57 years.The images are so horrific senior television executives had to be consulted before they were considered fit for broadcast.
The film, shot in colour, was taken by an unknown combat cameraman in 1944 during fighting on the Pacific Island of Peleliu. It includes scenes of American soldiers shooting Japanese wounded as they lie prone on the ground.
In another scene on the Japanese island of Okinawa a year later, a US soldier is filmed dragging a wounded enemy from a hiding place. Although the man has his ankles tied together, two bullets are fired into his knees and then, while he is still moving, shots are fired into his chest and head.
Other footage from Hell in the Pacific shows American soldiers using bayonets to hack at Japanese corpses while looting them. Former servicemen interviewed by researchers spoke of the widespread practice of looting gold teeth from the dead - and sometimes from the living.
Others spoke of units throwing away their bayonets to avoid being ordered by 'over-enthusiastic' officers to charge, and of machine-gunning villages full of civilians and clubbing wounded Japanese soldiers to death as they tried to surrender.