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and the hierarchical relationship between enlisted men and their officers deteriorated. The resentment directed from enlisted men toward older officers was exacerbated by generational gaps, as well as different perceptions of how the military should conduct itself. Enforcement of military regulations, especially if done overzealously, led to complaints and sometimes threats of physical violence directed toward officers.
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investigations, refusing to inform on their colleagues out of fear or solidarity. Sentences for fragging convictions were severe—but the few men convicted often served fairly brief prison sentences. Ten fraggers were convicted of murder and served sentences from ten months to forty years with a mean (average) prison time of about nine years.
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six months in command roles, decreased the stability and cohesion of military units. Most important of all, perhaps, was the loss of purpose in fighting the war, as it became apparent to all that the United States was withdrawing from the war without having achieved any sort of victory. Morale and discipline deteriorated.
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use and other indiscipline among the men in their charge. Fragging, the threat of fragging, and investigations of fragging sometimes disrupted or delayed tactical combat operations. Officers were sometimes forced to negotiate with their enlisted men to obtain their consent before undertaking dangerous patrols.
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Taliban, which posted videos 'welcoming' the fleeing fighters. NATO commanders initially stated that an estimated 90% of the attacks were due to cultural differences and personal enmity, while the Afghan government disagreed and blamed the problem on "infiltration by foreign spy
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tactics, who would use their lives in an effort to win the war single-handedly, win the big medal, and get his picture in the hometown paper". Harassment of subordinates by a superior was another frequent motive. The stereotypical fragging incident was of "an aggressive career officer being assaulted
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Vietnam War, the threat of fragging caused many officers and NCOs to go armed in rear areas and to change their sleeping arrangements as fragging often consisted of throwing a grenade into a tent where the target was sleeping. For fear of being fragged, some leaders turned a blind eye to drug
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Vietnam, following an all-day drinking session, with Sergeants Allan Brian Moss and Wallace James Galvin being shot dead and Sergeant Frederick Edwin Bowtell wounded. During his court-martial, an Army psychiatrist described Ferriday as having a "paranoid character" and being prone
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The breakdown of discipline, including fragging, was an important influence on the U.S. change to an all-volunteer military in place of conscription. The last conscript was inducted into the army in 1973. The volunteer military moderated some of the coercive methods of discipline previously used to
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Fragging statistics include only incidents involving explosives, most commonly grenades. Several hundred murders of U.S. soldiers by firearms occurred in
Vietnam but most were of enlisted men killing other enlisted men of nearly equal rank. Fewer than ten officers are known to have been murdered by
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The U.S. military reflected social problems and issues in the U.S. such as racism, drug abuse, and resentment toward authoritarian leaders. As the U.S. began to withdraw its military forces from
Vietnam, some American enlisted men and young officers lost their sense of purpose for being in Vietnam,
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A number of factors may have influenced the incidence of fragging. The demand for manpower for the war in
Vietnam caused the armed forces to lower their standards for inducting both officers and enlisted men. The rapid rotation of personnel, especially of officers who served (on average) less than
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Soldiers have killed colleagues since the beginning of armed conflict, with many documented instances throughout history. However, the practice of fragging seems to have been relatively uncommon in the U.S. military until the
Vietnam War. The prevalence of fragging was partially based on the ready
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The high number of fragging incidents in the latter years of the
Vietnam War was symptomatic of the unpopularity of the war with the American public and the breakdown of discipline in the U.S. Armed Forces. Documented and suspected fragging incidents using explosives totaled 904 from 1969 to 1972,
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According to author George Lepre, the total number of known and suspected fragging cases using explosives in
Vietnam from 1969 to 1972 totalled nearly 900, with 99 deaths and many injuries. This total is incomplete, as some cases were not reported, nor were statistics kept before 1969 (although
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Soldiers sometimes used non-lethal smoke and tear-gas grenades to warn superiors that they were in more serious danger if they did not change their behavior. A few instances occurred—and many more were rumored—in which enlisted men pooled their money for "bounties" on particular officers or
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by disillusioned subordinates". Several fragging incidents resulted from alleged racism between black and white soldiers. Attempts by officers to control drug use caused others. Most known fragging incidents were carried out by soldiers in support units rather than soldiers in combat units.
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Only a few fraggers were identified and prosecuted. It was often difficult to distinguish between fragging and enemy action. A grenade thrown into a foxhole or tent could be a fragging, or the action of an enemy infiltrator or saboteur. Enlisted men were often close-mouthed in fragging
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that led to the deaths of 13 fellow soldiers and 32 being injured, before being shot and paralyzed from the waist down. On August 23, 2013, he was convicted of 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of attempted premeditated murder, and was sentenced to death on August 28,
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to fits of rage, despite witnesses describing him as being aware of his actions and giving details of previous threatening altercations. Ferriday was convicted on two counts of manslaughter and one count of assault with a weapon, and served eight years of a ten-year sentence in
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firearms. However, rumors and claims abound of the deliberate killing of officers and non-commissioned officers by enlisted men under battlefield conditions. The frequency and number of these fraggings, indistinguishable from combat deaths, cannot be quantified.
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on her genitals. Additionally, bloody footprints were discovered outside of her living quarters. The U.S. Army ruled her death as a suicide, and denied claims by her father that she was raped and murdered. Christopher Grey, chief of public affairs for the
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rifle 14 times at the company's sergeant major in a frenzy, killing him in front of the rest of the platoon. The serviceman was eventually acquitted of the charge of murder in 1993, but declared guilty of manslaughter. There were allegations of previous
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in January and February 1968, the Vietnam War became increasingly unpopular in the United States and among American soldiers in Vietnam, many of them conscripts. Secondly, racial tensions between white and black soldiers and marines increased after the
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were sleeping, before opening fire with his rifle as the personnel ran to take cover: Army Captain Christopher S. Seifert and Air Force Major Gregory L. Stone were killed and fourteen other soldiers wounded. Akbar was convicted at a court-martial at
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and other explosives were also occasionally used in fragging, as were firearms, although the term, as defined by the military during the Vietnam War, applied only to the use of explosives to kill fellow soldiers. Most fragging incidents were in the
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An earlier calculation by authors Richard A. Gabriel and Paul L. Savage, estimated that up to 1,017 fragging incidents may have taken place in Vietnam, causing 86 deaths and 714 injuries of U.S. military personnel, the majority officers and NCOs.
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Most fragging was perpetrated by enlisted men against officers. Enlisted men, in the words of one company commander, "feared they would get stuck with a lieutenant or platoon sergeant who would want to carry out all kinds of crazy
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in April 1968. With troops reluctant to risk their lives in what was perceived as a lost war, fragging was seen by some enlisted men "as the most effective way to discourage their superiors from showing enthusiasm for combat".
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By the end of the war at least 450 officers were killed in fraggings, while the U.S. military reported at least 600 U.S. soldiers killed in fragging incidents with another 1,400 dying under mysterious circumstances.
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that "The morale, discipline, and battle worthiness of the U.S. Armed Forces are, with a few salient exceptions, lower and worse than at any time in this century and possibly in the history of the United States."
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firing at him and fired two shots while he stood directly over him. Witnesses also testified to hearing Bozicevich screaming "Kill me!" as he was pinned to the ground. In 2011 he was sentenced to life in prison.
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January 20, 2012: An Afghan soldier opened fire on French soldiers, killing four and injuring fifteen, eight of whom were seriously wounded. He was subsequently arrested and confessed his motivation came from a
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and the Battle of Saratoga, was so disgusted with the performance of his men that he began attacking them with his sabre; one of the men, after being injured, pulled out a pistol and shot Lt.-Col. von Breymann
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or non-commissioned officers. The number of fraggings increased in 1970 and 1971 even though the U.S. military was withdrawing and the number of U.S. military personnel in Vietnam was declining.
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reportedly attacked their commanding officer, Colonel Yuri Medvedev, running him over with a tank, crushing both his legs approximately 48 kilometres (30 mi) from Kyiv, during the
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pulled out his weapon and opened fire on a group of U.S. soldiers after getting into an argument with one of them, leaving two dead and nine injured before the Iraqi was shot dead.
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and shot dead five U.S. military personnel. Russell pleaded guilty to five counts of premeditated murder and was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.
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opened fire in a machine factory, killing five fellow soldiers and wounding five others, before fleeing the scene: he was later arrested by police.
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To reduce insider attacks, joint operations between U.S. and Afghan forces were reduced and coalition soldiers were reminded to be respectful.
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being killed. Private Billy Dean Smith was charged with the murders of the officers but was acquitted at a court-martial in November 1972.
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The Fifth Field: The Story of the 96 American Soldiers Sentenced to Death and Executed in Europe and North Africa in World War II
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forces. Increases in insider attacks against coalition forces were noted after high-profile provocations such as the
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The resulting shootout lead to the deaths of three American soldiers
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was shot in the head by his own men after the battle had been won.
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non-commissioned officers to reward soldiers for fragging them.
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Fragging: Why U.S. Soldiers Assaulted their Officers in Vietnam
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soldier gunned down eight people and injured two more during a
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1964:"Jordanian soldier sentenced to life for killing 3 US troops"
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2502:"Afghan soldier 'killed French troops over US abuse video'"
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1489:"'Green on Blue': Insider Attacks in Afghanistan"
1159:The Oxford companion to American military history
647:October 15, 2022: Two Russian soldiers went on a
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2812:"The Case Of US Army Specialist Neftaly Platero"
1647:"Green-on-blue attacks in Afghanistan: the data"
1470:"Three foreign soldiers killed by Afghan forces"
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1554:"Inside-the-wire attacks double in Afghanistan"
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1618:"Brutality by Afghan Local Police Is Reported"
1404:. Bend, Ore. UPI. January 27, 1973. p. 1.
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2264:"Michael McAleavey released after 27 years"
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2183:"Private guilty of murder, life sentence"
1962:Saad, Reem; Akour, Omar (July 17, 2017).
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2686:DELACH LEONARD, MARY (July 19, 2015).
2208:"Psychiatrist says soldier 'paranoid'"
1761:. University Press of Kansas. p.
1741:Daniel Morgan: Revolutionary Rifleman.
1578:Two Americans Killed by Afghan Recruit
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984:on the internet that she was murdered.
649:shooting spree at Soloti military base
608:shooting spree at Washington Navy Yard
424:Sir William Clifton's Regiment of Foot
351:soldiers were intentionally killed by
2830:"Iraqi soldier shoots dead US troops"
2776:"Iraqi soldier kills 2 U.S. soldiers"
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1354:"War-zone massacre an uncommon event"
58:personnel coined the word during the
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2966:Improvised explosive device bombings
2874:"Sailor jailed for submarine murder"
2018:. Associated Press. October 15, 2022
1943:. NBC Washington. September 17, 2013
1914:Neef, Christian (January 17, 2013).
1328:. New York: Oxford University Press.
1086:Naval Air Station Pensacola shooting
991:May 11, 2009: Sergeant John Russell
576:July 6, 1999: U.S. infantry soldier
573:: one was killed and three injured.
130:veterans protesting the Vietnam War.
2667:The tragic story of LaVena Johnson"
2422:"Soldier, 19, is cleared of murder"
1966:. ABC News. AP News. Archived from
1552:Andrew Tilghman (August 14, 2012).
1342:, New York: Hill & Wang, p. 183
773:October 27, 1982: While serving at
756:Royal Australian Army Service Corps
683:Oise-Aisne American Cemetery Plot E
2553:Shalizi, Hamid (August 17, 2014).
2448:"Army accused over soldier deaths"
2292:"Local news from Fermanagh, p. 26"
1378:Wehrman, Jessica (June 12, 2011).
1136:www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com
578:Barry Winchell was beaten to death
547:World War I: According to General
329:maintain order in military ranks.
47:, used in many fragging incidents.
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2749:Johnson, Eric M. (May 16, 2013).
2641:Barnett, Tracey (June 25, 2008).
2131:Hamilton Gregory (May 25, 2018).
1895:Kenber, Billy (August 28, 2013).
2571:Ali M. Latifi (August 6, 2014).
2360:. The Irish People. May 23, 1992
2358:indianamemory.contentdm.oclc.org
1757:Jefferson Davis and His Generals
1468:Kimball, Jack (March 26, 2012).
727:1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile)
658:soldier shot three people in an
451:, who was conducting raids into
1416:"Military draft ended by Laird"
1398:"Military draft system stopped"
1257:"The Hard Truth About Fragging"
1092:United States v. Hasan K. Akbar
1076:List of friendly fire incidents
734:Vietnam War (Australian forces)
656:Japan Ground Self-Defense Force
459:, was shot dead by a concealed
353:Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
333:Coalition forces in Afghanistan
2214:. February 27, 1971. p. 7
2162:Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund
980:, accused people of spreading
345:war in Afghanistan (2001–2021)
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1718:William Forbes Leith (1909),
1300:United States Naval Institute
1185:"Fragging | Encyclopedia.com"
954:Forward Operating Base Danger
449:George Munro, 1st of Culcairn
2981:Reactions to the Vietnam War
1505:10.1080/00396338.2013.802860
893:French forces in Afghanistan
891:to threaten to withdraw all
2589:"Akbar Convicted of Murder"
1753:Woodworth, Stephen (1990).
877:Kabul International Airport
644:at the Gorny military base.
593:shooting spree at Fort Hood
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2976:Deaths by explosive device
2508:. London. January 22, 2012
1739:Higginbotham, Don (1961).
1183:William Darryl Henderson.
1117:December 26, 2013, at the
939:Fort Bragg, North Carolina
859:
514:, Colonel John Cameron of
336:
99:. Fragging was rare among
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2956:Military slang and jargon
1885:, accessed March 12, 2012
1499:(3). Routledge: 167–182.
824:Royal Ulster Constabulary
701:G.I underground newspaper
690:Vietnam War (U.S. forces)
276:
2379:Latham, Richard (2012).
2196:– via Google News.
1054:37th Motor Rifle Brigade
1046:Ukraine's National Guard
812:, being paroled in 2010.
768:Middle East peacekeeping
697:Battle of Hamburger Hill
567:went on a shooting spree
538:Battle of the Yalu River
455:in the aftermath of the
2408:, Issues 302-312, p. 33
1992:. CNN. October 25, 2019
1724:Longman, Green, and Co.
1295:"Robert Debs Heinl, Jr"
969:death of LaVena Johnson
934:101st Airborne Division
601:opened fire on his unit
510:: The commander of the
441:Jacobite rising of 1745
374:insurgency or harbored
2692:St. Louis Public Radio
2647:The New Zealand Herald
2234:"PTE Ferriday Murders"
1814:"４０年前にも山口の駐屯地で自衛官が銃乱射"
1785:Paine, S.C.M. (2003).
1730:, London. pp. 336-337.
1677:More Military Blunders
1324:Levy, Guenter (1978).
1237:Lepre, George (2011).
998:September 7, 2010: An
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840:Staffordshire Regiment
366:In 2012, according to
166:U.S. Forces in Vietnam
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1812:福島徳 (June 14, 2023).
1487:Long, Austin (2013).
1255:Brush, Peter (2010).
808:and was sentenced to
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712:Quảng Trị Combat Base
529:: Lieutenant Colonel
508:Battle of Quatre Bras
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490:: Lieutenant Colonel
443:: On 31 August 1746,
431:Charles XII of Sweden
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2880:. September 19, 2011
2782:. September 7, 2010.
2736:The Associated Press
2694:. St. Louis Missouri
2456:. September 17, 2003
1859:TBS・JNN NEWS DIG合同会社
1802:Robson Books, p. 233
1651:The Long War Journal
1624:. September 13, 2011
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1282:Armed Forces Journal
1189:www.encyclopedia.com
873:Royal Logistic Corps
862:Green on blue attack
636:October 25, 2019: A
621:November 4, 2016: A
527:Mexican–American War
500:Battle of Bennington
137:Armed Forces Journal
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2238:home.iprimus.com.au
2158:"The Wall of Faces"
2133:"Murder in Vietnam"
2091:MacLean, French L.
1901:The Washington Post
1039:Russo-Ukrainian War
967:July 19, 2005: The
924:March 23, 2003: In
612:Remington Model 870
549:Frank Percy Crozier
383:Afghan Local Police
376:anti-American views
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1326:America in Vietnam
973:corrosive chemical
856:War in Afghanistan
723:Bien Hoa Base Camp
675:United States Army
562:down his trousers.
488:Battle of Saratoga
457:Battle of Culloden
413:Battle of Blenheim
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1798:Regan, G. (2002)
1679:. Carlton Books.
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1340:Crisis in Command
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