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     Captain Haddock wrote:
    With due respect to all 'our' total civilian deaths of 62,000 in WW2 were tiny compared to that suffered by other combatant nations. [U]We[/U] managed to kill 42,600 over a weeks bombing of Hamburg , almost the same number as died in nine months of the London Blitz.

    http://secondworldwar.co.uk/index.php/fatalities

    Puts the 5,000 plus total civilians killed in ongoing war in Yemen into perspective in my opinion.



    Is that a war crime killing so many civilians such a short space or was it our bombers not aiming right? Because the number you're quoting Captain tells me we were aiming for civilians not a proper target of war, unless our target was to abolish as many civilians as we could. I would be not proud of one solider who done such acts.

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