:fire:War has a dark side: deliberate friendly fire and fragging
:skull_crossbones:Friendly fire can be accidental or deliberate, resulting in tragic consequences
:gun:Superior officers have been targeted for various reasons, including poor leadership
:grenade:Fragging involves the use of grenades to assassinate superior officers
:warning:These incidents reflect the psychological toll of war and deteriorating morale
What is friendly fire?
—Friendly fire refers to accidental damage caused by allied troops to their own side
What is fragging?
—Fragging is the intentional assassination of superior officers by soldiers
Why would soldiers resort to fragging?
—Soldiers may resort to fragging due to poor leadership, harsh treatment, or unnecessary risks imposed by their superiors
How were grenades used in fragging incidents?
—Grenades were used in fragging incidents to eliminate superior officers without leaving traces of evidence
What do these incidents reveal about the psychological toll of war?
—These incidents highlight the extreme measures soldiers may resort to when faced with the horrors and pressures of war
00:00Warfare has a dark side, including deliberate friendly fire incidents and fragging.
05:23Fragging incidents occurred during the Vietnam War, with soldiers assassinating their officers due to poor leadership.
11:59The use of grenades in fragging incidents made it difficult to identify the perpetrators.
