17 Marines' Conduct in Iraq Investigated

[Rose Siding]

CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (AP) - Seventeen Marine reservists just back from Iraq have been ordered to remain at Camp Lejeune while allegations of misconduct during their deployment are investigated, a spokesman said Tuesday.

Lt. Col. Curtis Hill, a Marine spokesman, gave no details on the nature of the allegations other than to say they were leveled against 17 members of Bravo Company of the 4th Assault Amphibian Battalion, Dam Security Unit-2, of Jacksonville, Fla.

He said the Marines were assigned to Camp Lejeune to assist in the investigation but were not under any restrictions.

Between 100 and 120 members of the unit returned from Iraq in late October. The company was sent to Iraq's Anbar province in March to handle counterinsurgency operations and protect infrastructure.

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[Rick Myers]

1. And NO ONE in the administration is being investigated!!!

...yet... :grr:

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[Rose Siding]

3. Well, we really don't know that much about these Marines yet

It could be a black market ring, or they could have gotten into drugs. -Maybe worse, but we don't know yet.

[saigon68]

4. Low hanging fruit and rustics

Some of these people are capable of anything

See Sabrina Below

Wow what a War Criminal

[brentspeak]

5. Congrats: You won DUMB POST OF THE DAY