Thanks for pointing that out, Dogfish40. I somehow missed that when it was posted, and I'd like to add to what you said.
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Originally Posted by K-61
One American commander, Dudley "Mush" Morton was particularly fond of machinegunning Japanese survivors in the water, for which he would not have been tried had he survived the war.
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It happened once, and Morton claimed he was fired on first. Maybe he was lying, maybe not. I'm not defending Morton, but once hardly equals "particularly fond of". I do agree that he would likely not have been tried, though, and I also agree that is wrong.