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San Diego Union-Tribune
March 8, 2008
RALEIGH, N.C. – A special panel that heard testimony about a Marine shooting that killed up to 19 Afghan civilians in March 2007 delivered its report yesterday, but it won't be made public.
Lt. Gen. Samuel Helland, commander of Marine Corps Forces Central Command in Tampa, Fla., now will decide whether to file charges in the case against the company commander, Maj. Fred C. Galvin, and a platoon leader, Capt. Vincent J. Noble.
--Associated Press
March 8, 2008
RALEIGH, N.C. – A special panel that heard testimony about a Marine shooting that killed up to 19 Afghan civilians in March 2007 delivered its report yesterday, but it won't be made public.
Lt. Gen. Samuel Helland, commander of Marine Corps Forces Central Command in Tampa, Fla., now will decide whether to file charges in the case against the company commander, Maj. Fred C. Galvin, and a platoon leader, Capt. Vincent J. Noble.
--Associated Press