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Sack enters Galley's head at crucial moments to deliver other thoughts that often seem inconsistent with the man-is-only-a-cog theory that permeates the book. Calley decides to tell the truth at his trial, says Sack, because "a lie violated the inner consistency of what every...
The terse, four-paragraph statement from U.S. Third Army Commander Lieut. General Albert O. Connor concluded: "It was determined that the conviction was correct in law and fact and that the reduced sentence was appropriate for the offenses for which he was convicted." Thus the conviction of Lieut. William L...
Connor's decision came in the first round of legal appeals open to Calley and his defense lawyers. Military law provides four additional opportunities for Galley's sentence to be approved or reduced; the final review is by the President. Galley's dismissal from the Army and...
At opposite ends of Atlanta's Peachtree Street, the white youth of the South stare across a gap within a generation. Airline stewardesses and young businessmen by the hundreds push into a converted warehouse called Uncle Sam's six nights a week for beer and music. They are the city...
Ironically, he missed, due to the timing of his orders, the standard 16-week course on the Uniform Code of Military Justice before his assignment to Fort Benning. So he had to make do with a two-week briefing. That is the extent of Daniel's military-law training...