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QUESTIONS TO PONDER.. 1. What should the battalion commander do? 2. What impact could this incident have on the local population and on the unit? 3. Was the 15-6 officer focused on justifying the actions of the soldier or on finding the truth? Explain your answer. 4. How does stress and frustration affect decision-making? 5. How can we train our soldiers to think about the consequences of their actions in their decision-making processes? 6. What should the battalion commander do? Which is more important. saving American lives or Iraqi lives? If you answered American lives, what are the ramifications of that outlook and how does that affect the overall effort in Iraq? Haven't we as the occupying force taken on responsibility to protect the Iraqi citizen? If you answered Iraq, how does that outlook affect the unit and/or American morale? 7. Can a Soldier get a fair judicial process in today's highly reported, highly politicized climate? Do you feel that previous prosecution of American's is justified in this atmosphere? Conversely, do you feel that .mencan's are getting a bum rap simply by having to operate in a confusing, complex battlespace? During World Var It. the Allies bombed Dresden killing an estimated 25 to 40 thousand people, mostly civilians. Today, Soldiers can be prosecuted for the simple mistreatment of a onsoner.What has caused the rules to change? Have those shifts gone too far