British Soldier Quits Iraq, Disgusted at American Tactics
SAS soldier Ben Griffin spent three months in Baghdad fighting along with Americans and then told his commander he wanted out:
He said he had witnessed "dozens of illegal acts" by US troops, claiming they viewed all Iraqis as "untermenschen" - the Nazi term for races regarded as sub-human.
It immediately brought to an end Mr Griffin's exemplary, eight-year career in which he also served with the Parachute Regiment, taking part in operations in Northern Ireland, Macedonia and Afghanistan
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