‘It was insanity’: At My Lai, U.S. soldiers slaughtered hundreds of Vietnamese women and kids

Early in the morning of March 16, 1968, a helicopter carrying American soldiers flew to a small village adjacent to the South China Sea in the east of South Vietnam. They came here through a series of small villages hoping to find a problematic enemy called Vietcong called my Lai.

More striking is a statement by Charles Hutt, an American soldier who participated in atrocities known as massacre of "My Lai" whose group of American soldiers were in a small village in Vietnam. Hundreds of American soldiers shot women and children. Hutto told reporters in an interview in the 1980's. I am 19 years old and always told to do what adults are telling me. ,. . But now, I will say to my son if the government requires that they serve their country, but sometimes use their own judgment ... forget the authority ... themselves With a conscience of. I hope that someone told me before I go to Vietnam. I do not know. Now I think that there should not be even a thing called war ... because it fucks people's ideas.

Twenty years after the world knew that American soldiers massacred hundreds of Vietnamese villagers, British documentaries reviewed the legacy of "I am gone". Some participants in the slaughterhouse are still ghosts. The survivors of Vietnam and former helicopter gunners interviewed. It covers the beginning of Cleaning of Sistina. Focusing on lunettes, it covers several prophets and sybils. Please do not cover the center panel. This movie, made on Japanese television, is an accurate and accurate description of Michelangelo, that guy, and major events that led to a thorough reassessment of his work.