Case Study — Fire Discipline and Minimizing Civilian Casualties

Fire Discipline and Minimizing Civilian Casualties

Fire Discipline and Minimizing Civilian Casualties

This case study is about the considerations, trade-offs, and consequences of making life-and-death decisions that affect our Soldiers, the mission, and non-combatants.  The video features a platoon leader in OIF-1 and a company commander in OIF 06-07 describing their experiences of making decisions about using force that would likely harm civilians.

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  • Video clip (5 minutes): Features a platoon leader in OIF-1 and a company commander in OIF 06-07 describing their experiences of making decisions about using force that would likely harm civilians.

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