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  I'm with you on the soldiers we cant prosecute now, also again you have to bear in mind the troubles in northern ireland at the time, not forgetting the IRA ond bombings,(not sayings soldiers righ what they did)
  times were diffrent and the soldiers were under command.
  
  Iv never been in the army but know many people that are/have and it is very difficult to refuse a command.
  It doess sound like from the report on the news that leading lights in the army were givingout bad commands.
  
  But i think Mr Cameron didnt skate round the issue and offered a deep apology to all those affected.
  After £192million and time lessons should and will be learnt.
  
  The other thing mr Cameron said was;
  
  We need to support our forces working in very difficult circumstances, we cannot justify the unjustifyable, but our forces need to know we support them.
  
  
  I think the enquiry is clear, and lessons will be learnt, in my view we now need to move on

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