The US Army today apologized for the actions of soldiers shown posing by the dead bodies of civilian villagers in Afghanistan. In the photos, the soldiers pose as one might with slain game on a hunting expedition. Der Spiegel published the photos here.
US Army apologizes for "repugnant" photos in which soldiers pose by slain Afghan civilians
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