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Pollack and another Naval officer, Lt. Michael Smithlin, now spend most of their time in their offices doing busy work to keep themselves occupied. All the officers have been reassigned to new posts. Pollack and Smithlin are going to the Business School on a Navy training program. Others on the staff will split up to different reserve units in the East. One has the pleasure of leaving this postmortem for another at Brown, where the ROTC program will be closing out to meet Brown's June 1972 deadline...
...smaller, more vulnerable men like Lt. William Calley can be sentenced for killing women and children in Vietnam, then there must be a higher tribunal for statesmen like Kissinger, who uphold the policies which make such atrocities necessary. But then, there is always the danger of lapsing into academic exercises about old atrocities when other deeper lying ones have yet to surface. And if Henry Kissinger can be accused of anything, it is playing his power game so well that his policy threatens to explode the very balance of forces which he has so ruthlessly defended...
...Civil Affairs units are the closest things we have to the colonial occupation forces that the British had," said ex-Lt. Dick Bavely, a member of RAW, at the demonstration. Bavely also claimed that the Civil Affairs units use "indepth sociological, economic, and political studies" to discover "the best ways to run other people's countries...
Immediately after Calley was convicted, several veterans of World War II and Korea turned themselves in to local jails, insisting that they should be locked up. They claimed to have committed war crimes that made them at least as guilty as Lt. Calley...
...January 21, Font went to First Army Headquarters at Ft. Meade to deliver a copy of his barracks report to Lt. General Jonathan P. Seaman, commanding general of the First Army at that time...