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31: 269:" So I suggest to continue with a development of the Bales' section in this article, as it would bring more readers here and there would be no need to duplicate edits in this section and a separate article about Bales. Later, maybe after his conviction, when this section grows considerable and becomes more stable, as no new information be added on a daily basis, a creation of a separate article about Bales would be more justified. -- 307:. Moreover, this article has woeful visibility: #100 when I search google. I think a seperate Bales article is warranted by the amount of information available (much of which wouldn't be appropriate here, but would be appropriate at his own article) and in an attempt to make this topic more visible, with hopefully the positive affects of more eyeballs. I'm being bold and starting the article. 1977:" that is relevant here. At the time, it seemed that "Kandahar" was used much more commonly than "Panjwai" in reliable sources that discussed the topic, although it was acknowledged that "Panjwai" is much more specific (and perhaps more correct) than "Kandahar". If you want us to reconsider your page move suggestion, please submit a formal move request using the instructions found at 212:
not convict him on our pages of anything, only report what is being reported on significantly. I can guarantee that his name WILL be the search term used, not "Panjwai shooting spree" which is one of our lame but necessary efforts to be npov and encyclopedic in article titles, but is not what people will look for. PS, i removed his nickname from the lede, as there is no source for it.
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what Bales' college major was. However, I do believe such information has a place in the encyclopedia and should be accessible to people who are looking for more information. I only introduced it because, without an article about Bales, there is no where to put such information. If we do separate the articles, I would reduce the coverage of Bales here.
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place to take a stand. I would argue that we can create an article on Mr Bales as soon as we have enough information to be more than a small stub (any day now probably). An article on the events here, and on the person allegedly responsible, is quite appropriate considering the level of coverage its getting.
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implies it was an army unit involved. now hat may be the case, we see karzai around the table with obama, so his commisions findings are apparently not in the way of diplomatics. his commision finds two helicopters and 20 soldiers involved. is that the idea? wiki actually reflects the army was 'in with it'?
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to refer to it as being in Kandahar in that sense – it is just a less specific identification of the location (like referring to something that happens in Manhattan as happening in New York). It is also common to associate events with a nearby city that may not exactly include the location within its
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It would be very interesting if the problems described above turned out to be a part of the background to this particular massacre. Because Knowledge (XXG) is an encyclopedia, if you have read about "fugue states" or amnesia in relation to Robert Bales or any other suspects in this massacre/shooting,
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As of this moment, perhaps no separate article is needed. But we should be prepared to make one soon, for three reasons: first, there will be more information coming out, and adding it here could make this article bloated; second, "Robert Bales" is likely to become the search term people use to find
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has pointed out, some information, i.e. medals, is not appropriate here. I would go further: I don't believe much of the information about Bales' family life, financial dealings, and so forth is appropriate here. It's incongruous and inappropriate to go from listing the people killed to discussing
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people of honours that they have, by their own conduct, dishonoured. Consequently, I have removed the pretty picture box, because its presence represents a graphic image of gross insensitivity. Bales' three main decorations are now mentioned in the context of his military service. I have omitted
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it's changed. the problem here is if you read massacre in the context of a longlasting conflict, it is not descriptive. spree shooting strongly suggest one or a few in an anomalous attack and reflects that a high nr. of ppl may have been victim. i really do not see the point. massacre to me strongly
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seems to imply that the Army Commendation Medal is a fairly routine decoration for NCO's, though I would be interested to hear the opinion of someone with a better understanding of current US military decorations. The rest look pretty routine to me. Are there any examples of reliable sources calling
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was established within a day of his name being released. Bales' ("alleged") actions are just as notable, just as terrible, and just as newsworthy as all of those people's. A Robert Bales article will get more traffic, which means wikipedia will (1) be more useful and (2) be more accurate. It will
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The argument presented by Cla68 is not connected to any policy or practice here, and represents no consensus that i am aware of. In any case, if they or anyone wants to oppose 90% of biographical articles (and, as Erudy points out, 90% of ALL biographical information in ANY article), this is not the
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My objection is for a specific reason. Until Knowledge (XXG)'s administration and the Wikimedia Foundation get their act together on effectively governing biographies on living people articles to protect their subjects, I don't believe we should be creating any new ones unless the person is clearly
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The previous discussion didn't address the issue clearly. If you're not familiar with Afghanistan or Kandahar province, killings or massacres of people happen almost on daily bases due to wars. All of these can be called Kandahar massacre. To distinguish it we should choose Panjwai massacre. A good
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This article was just moved from "Kandahar massacre" to "Panjwai Massacre". I did not notice any discussion of that idea before it happened, and my initial reaction to the move is negative. My impression is that this event is better known as the "Kandahar massacre". What do others think about this?
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He's going to have an article. The question is, do we create that article now, while people are interested in improving it, or later when there will be less activity. Since it's a BLP, we should do it now with the max number of eyeballs and people interested in summarizing reliable sources. Plus
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Hi 208.116.128.55, I've reverted your edits because the sources you used all describe the disorders mentioned in your text, but do not reference Bales. The reason why I or others will call this "original research" is that no respected or scholarly sources have been cited stating that Bales may have
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Timothy McVeigh, the Oklahoma City bomber, was awarded the Bronze Star. Does Wiki have a site on decorated veterans that have gone psycho? And let's not forget that Robert Bales was supposed to pay back $ 1.4 million that he had bilked, so Bales may lack empathy, he may have been a hustler with a
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doesnt apply. he has apparently admitted some degree of involvement, and even if this is not true, he is an object of intense public scrutiny, and regardless of his actual, or court proven, level of involvement, he is a permanent, well known public figure for the history books. all we need to do is
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to stand alone articles about a person, and material about that person in other articles. Surely you don't think we should get rid of the BLP information in this article, because of a flawed policy? As I suggested above, his own article will likely get more attention, and there is a better chance
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In my 7th-grade class of thirty people, there were two "Mohammed Mohammed"s, an "Ahmed Ahmed", an "Ahmed Mohammed" and one Mohammed with another surname. Not sure of the English spelling each used or any of the middle names, but fortunately, they looked different. My point is, there's not a lot of
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I understand that there is a certain reticence towards creating an article for a person notable only for crimes. However, this has been done numerous times in analogous situations when such a high profile crime is committed and the individuals are the focus of intense public scrutiny as Bales has
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The Combat Infantryman Badge (CIB) is one of the most highly regarded decorations in the Army. I seem to recall in WWII if you got the CIB you automatically got the Bronze Star. Six Commendation Medals is unusual, that's a lot, and they can be awarded for heroism as well as merit. So he's seen
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Potorochin, I don't think that awards are appropriate on this page, but I do think they are encyclopedic and useful. To someone familiar with what awards mean, the awards table is a graphic summary of a career, important as much for what isn't there as what is there. For instance, the lack of a
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article, whose title is quite obscure (try getting to it on google without using the word "Panjwai"); third, although, as Cla68 and VQuakr point out, there is a strong presumption of not creating a second article (especially before conviction) there is precedent for doing so in the case of recent
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Can't access the first source (for "first victim"), but the second doesn't specify first, last or anything. Just that it happened. Appparently the "Dawoud" family was one that claimed multiple soliders were involved, which isn't mentioned in "Dawood"'s bit here (but might be in the source). I'll
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of those awards that he received is sufficient to the biographical requirements in an article pertaining to a particular incident, not to the entire service history of a notable individual. It would seem to me that, within the context, the inclusion of a colourful box showing all the ribbons is
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A person who is notable only for ... committing a crime or crimes should not normally be the subject of a separate Knowledge (XXG) article if there are any existing articles that do or could incorporate the available encyclopaedic material relating to that person. Where there is such an existing
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In such a state, he would not have necessarily known who or where he was, who he was shooting at or what he was doing. His ability to inhibit automatic (heavily trained) behavior might have been severely impaired. His ability to recognize his circumstances and even to assess the reality of the
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have bad BLP policies, and/or we don't implement the ones we do have. Fair enough. But even if true, but I don't see how that matters for the creation of an article for Robert Bales. Presumably, bad information that "harms" Bales can be introduced in this article just as easily as in his own
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for most of its history. It was renamed only two days ago. Hopefully, it would be able to recover with time and would also end up at the top results of the Google search. Meanwhile, to get 3353 hits per day, despite being only # 22 in the search results, I consider not so bad too.
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of the article, the massacre. And because the graphics are not relevant to the subject, they then form a distraction. It is sufficient to note, within his brief biographical details, that he was the recipient of several awards. If the article was about military awards,
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she says he was late in telling her that in irak 'they had been blown up' (the car"accident"). the detail is even more interesting because there was originally a discussion on this page about whether it could really be an accident. do we change or at least mention such a
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has just been redirected again. I don't think the decision is right, but I won't engage in revert wars. I will merge everything from the stand alone article, and keep adding encyclopedic material on Bales directly to this article, and keep lobbying for a
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Cla68 has an interesting viewpoint here, but I agree that his/her reasoning is not supported by consensus or policy. WP:PERP I quoted is a content guideline however, and of course the redirect at Robert Bales is there to direct traffic to this location.
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when making the move, or after-the-fact on the Talk page to defend the move), I have reverted the move. If someone thinks "Panjwai Massacre" (or something else) is more appropriate, they should submit a formal page move request and establish consensus
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In one paragraph of the "Killings" subsection, Mohammad Dawood is said to be the first victim in Najiban, and in the other it is said that a Mohammad Dawoud was killed after the Samad family in the same village. Are these two different persons ?
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News articles mention that Bales was "highly decorated" but what were these decorations and what were they for? --This could provide some illumination as to what Bales had been through, his combat experiences, how he reacts under fire, etc.
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This is a dispassionate encyclopedia article - you seem to be too "close" to this matter, perhaps you should edit another topic? Wiki is not censored, and looks for the most info from Reliable Sources "compacted" into article entries.
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decorated"; these awards demonstrate very strong performance for an E6, but not valor. "Decorated" is perhaps a better phrasing. On a side note, this list of medals is exactly the type of thing that would reside well on a seperate
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between the US and Afghanistan, which establishes the rights and privileges of foreign personnel. I only bring this up in reference to the parliamentary demand for a trial in Afghan (civilian?) courts, and America's quick refusal.
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I daresay many of our readers, being unfamiliar with SOFA agreements, might assume that if a crime is "bad" enough, America would cut its soldier loose and let local authorities deal with him. That has not generally been the case.
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awarded to any active-duty enlisted member of the United States military who completes three consecutive years of "honorable and faithful service" without any non-judicial punishments, disciplinary infractions, or court martial
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Note: A living person accused of a crime is not guilty unless and until this is decided by a court of law. Editors must give serious consideration to not creating an article on an alleged perpetrator when no conviction is yet
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awarded to the infantryman or Special Forces soldier for being personally present, and under hostile fire, while serving in assigned, primary infantry or special forces duty in a unit actively engaging the enemy in ground
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Rather than continue to discuss the merits of the article title suggestion, I suggest to submit the question for broader discussion as a formal move request. You can find the instructions for submitting a move request at
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With respect, Cla68, there's no "wikipedia adminstration" that governs wikipedia and can be blamed for failure. There's you, me, and all our fellow editors working in a community. I assume what you meant to say is that
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A redirect to this article is what we should probably have for the time being. Bales is only notable for being a primary suspect in these killings. I think that WP:BLP policies strongly support a conservative approach.
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awarded to the military service member who performed duty in a deployed status and participated in designated anti-terrorism operation for a period of either 30 consecutive or 60 non-consecutive days of
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was deleted (tell me, does this article tell where Bales went to high school? Does it list his military decorations? Does it provide a detailed summary of his military career? No. And I don't think
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events around him might have been severely impaired. His memory and comprehension of the events around him and his understanding of his actions within them may have been substantially impaired.
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I think putting a graphic of his ribbon rack under his picture is fine. There would still be plenty of room to put any pictures of the victims in the article if a public domain image is found.
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Since the only reaction that has been expressed has been negative and since the person who made the page move did not provide any explanation (whether on the Talk page before the move, in an
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awarded to any member of the U.S. military who has performed duty within the borders of Iraq (or its territorial waters) for a period of thirty consecutive days or sixty non-consecutive days
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even channel more traffic to this article. It will also contain information specific to Bales that would be inappropriate for this article, much of which was unceremoniously erased when
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Monthly archiving is probably too frequent. It is chopping up the archives into such small pieces that it is difficult to find them. I suggest using an annual or 90-day archiving period.
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is against it. For the time being, it will be easier and no less useful to readers for us to maintain a single article. We should approach a splitting decision in the cold light of day.
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AP is reporting that according to government officials with knowledge of the investigation, the killings were carried out in 2 phases, and the killer returned to the base in between.
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Spree has nothing to do with how the families of the dead feel, how the wounded children feel and how the population of Afghanistan feels. For them it it MURDER, OUTRAGE, TRAGEDY
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action, maybe too much and that contributed to his "snapping". Or "Going postal". This seems to be very similar to job-stress related shootings such as we have here in the US.
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I cannot comprehend the callousness, the lack of concern for the feelings of the grieving, for the entire population of Afghanistan who are mortally offended by the outrage.
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Looking at the large table of decorations and the fact that there seems to be enough people who want to write that article. I give up my objection to an additional article.
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awarded to the military service members who performed duty in a designated anti-terrorism operation for a period of either 30 consecutive or 60 non-consecutive days of duty
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He is only notable in context of the massacre. Most information about him seems to be covered in this article. What additional information about him are you talking about?
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An eventual split may be likely, but I think that's the right attitude, Erudy. At the present time, there is no real use for a separate article and the presumption, per
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suffered from these problems. These sources may exist, however, and if you've read them or are able to find them, we can cite them here. I've also left a note on your
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For instance, military decorations, detailed military career, run-ins with law enforcement, details of early life (where he went to high school, his connection to
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you should cite the source you were reading: this way it can be consulted by other readers and editors. If you'd like to know more about this policy please read
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awarded to the military personnel for outstanding achievement or meritorious service not of a nature that would otherwise warrant awarding the Commendation Medal
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the more general service and campaign medals, as relatively meaningless, given that the history of his service is stated elsewhere in the text of the article.
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We seriously demand and expect that the government of the United States punish the culprits and try them in a public trial before the people of Afghanistan
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As regarding the poor visibility of this article at the Google search results. I think the main reason is that this article was named by the obscure title
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Note that a "redirect" already exists with the alternative name, so this article will be found by anyone searching Knowledge (XXG) using the other term.
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article; I think this article should remain, but since I know others disagree, I put in the merge template so we can come to a consensus.
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I want to emphasise that it is the graphics of ribbons, and the list of regular service medals (not honours) that have been removed. A
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That's actually a pretty good argument. However, on Knowledge (XXG), we generally name articles based on principles of finding the
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It is not a case of having enough space for other images. It is about "balance" of information. This subject of this article is
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awarded to the member of the United States military who served on active duty during any time period since September 11, 2001
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A box containing the names of the victims was already added to the article a couple of days previous to this request.
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Agree. Just dropped by to see if it had been discussed. Google searches indicate 'Kandahar massacre' as more common.
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Thank you for your response, made only a week after the initial request. Can I point out that matters concerning:
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if he were taking high doses of these medications and/or if he combined them with other medications or alcohol.
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sense of entitlement, thus he may be psychopathic. But we'll have to wait for the psychiatric evaluations.
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Purple Heart leaps out immediately. I think that's part of the reason awards are listed, for instance, in
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Then again, in our victim listbox, we have sixteen names and only one Dawood/Dawoud. That's a bit fishy.
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This article is about a massacre. Graphics of US Military Awards are out of place in an article that
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OK, please explain where we put the information Erudy mentioned. ie, military decorations etc.--
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There is an archive guide at the top of the page, but it does not list all of the archives.
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him "highly decorated," that are based on a neutral source (as opposed to his attorney)?
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That's just his atty talking and the media is parroting everything he said verbatim.
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Please don't do that. This article can hold all the relevant details on his life.
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There is more and more in depth reporting being done on Bales. For instance,
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Injured (non-fatal) 6 civilians Victims Four men, four women, nine children
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to the article. it doesn't create balance. There are no pictures of the
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Here is a full list of Bales' awards and decorations from his Army file (
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deciding to punish may seem puzzling to those who assume he is guilty.
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Also, it seems that Panjwai is in the Kandahar province, so it is not
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A similar thing happened in Florida this year, when the parents of
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There is no table of decorations at the separate article about
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The subsection "army life" in this article would be my guess.
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for most of its history. Now, when it was renamed into
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that mistakes would be challenged and corrected there.
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Please be more specific what rules you refer to. --
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2011 Tucson shooting
Jared Lee Loughner
Fort Hood shooting
Nidal Malik Hasan
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12:49, 17 March 2012 (UTC)
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