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    He is no fool who gives what he cannot keep to gain that which he cannot lose
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    Had I been that 'Prisoner' my hands would have been even higher!!..That GI looks like one MEAN 'Som-Bitch'..!!!
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    .....and his finger FIRMLY on the trigger!
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    Note the scabbard on his leg is looking like someones 98K bayonet scabbard.
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    I wouldn't give you two cents for that Germans chances of making to the POW pens alive.....
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    Shooting Prisoners

    I fully sympathize with shooting enemies trying to surrender as shown in Pvt. Ryan. They kill GI's all morning and as soon as it looks like they are losing, they want to quit? I don't think so.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob Seijasicon View Post
    I fully sympathize with shooting enemies trying to surrender as shown in Pvt. Ryan. They kill GI's all morning and as soon as it looks like they are losing, they want to quit? I don't think so.
    A ww2 story I recall was that the company sergeant would check the Germans captured weapon . If it was out of ammo he drilled them, if it was loaded he became a POW
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