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March 11, 2012: Robert Bales Kills 16 or 17 Afghan Civilians in the Kandahar Massacre
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5:38Now PlayingOn March 11, 2012, a single US Army sergeant did more to hurt the US war effort in Afghanistan than all the politicians and generals combined!
NOTE: The number of victims killed has been reported as either 16 or 17. Many articles from 2012 have the death toll as 17 whereas later articles reduced the number to 16.
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