Lieutenant William Calley and the My Lai Massacre

Lieutenant William Curry and Son Mi Village Genocide Incident, our world, there are some similar as the massacre of innocent civilians, which is equally easy to resent, confused and anger. The history of the Vietnam War seems to include several familiar incidents involving massacres of innocent people. This can obviously have hatred for many causes, stress, anger, feelings of war in America, massacre of people. The most notorious genocide of civilians occurred in the description of this command story and the village called Sonmi, a male involved in lieutenant William Kalli massacre.

March 16, 1968 - My Lai Holocaust - About 400 women, children and elderly men were slaughtered by US forces in the village of Mai Lai in southern Vietnam. Lieutenant William L. Calley Jr. later led the assault for his role and was sentenced to life imprisonment, but was released after the federal court overthrew the sentence in 1974. Cali was the only soldier convicted in this case. April 1970 - Invasion of Cambodia - President Nixon ordered the United States, South Vietnam Army invaded Cambodia in the border area, set up and destroyed by the North Vietnam Supply Center. The invasion led to more anti-war protests on June 3, 1970, Nixon announced that the withdrawal of the army was completed

On March 16, 1968, lieutenant William Kalli was now known as the massacre of Sonmi Vietnameseonmi, killed 22 villagers. This is about 500 mass unarmed civilians murdered, most of South Vietnam is women, children, infants and the elderly. Twenty-six US soldiers for their sins indicted for criminal offenses, but Cali is the only person convicted. Before the US military entered, my lie was a peaceful and prosperous village. This is a very exploited area, and Vietnam Kong is deeply rooted. However, in the past few weeks, many members of this area have been killed. Under the guidance of Calley, the excited armies entered the village to fight their elusive enemies. As this mission expanded, it quickly became a massacre against non-armed civilians.