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An Iraqi mother and her children were all shot and killed in the family bedroom by U.S. Marines. The only survivor was an eleven-year-old girl, Safa, who hid in a corner near the bed during the shooting. 2005 Haditha, Iraq.

You know better than this (Ohman, 1996)

An elderly woman and her grandchild wander among the debris of their wrecked home in the aftermath of an air raid by U.S. planes over Pyongyang, the Communist capital of North Korea. 1950

Burial of the bodies of Palestinian refugees victims of the Sabra and Shatila massacre by the Red Cross, Beirut, September 1982.

Raytheon’s 2026 poster for ships and submarines of the US Navy.

100 years after WW1 (New York Times, 2014)

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