Soldiers of the Queen's Lancashire Regiment, whose name has been brought into disrepute by the Iraqui torture photographs, plan to seek out those
responsible and bring them to justice - the Army way.
The photographs, which included one of a British soldier urinating onto a hooded and bound Iraqui prisoner, have brought outrage from Amnesty
international and an internal investigation from the Royal Military Police.
FURIOUS troops in the regiment at the centre of the Iraqi torture pictures vowed last night to hunt down the soldiers responsible.
"When we catch these scum they will regret the day they decided to betray everything the Army has taught them," one said. "They have soiled the
good name of our country and our regiment. These people are nothing but weak, bullying, cowardly scum. Let us at 'em."
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Its good to see decent members of the military standing up for the rights of prisoners of war. There is nothing more infuriating than for a few sick
individuals to tarnish the good name of a regiment. I daresay that those responsible will be more concerned about their collegues reactions than those
of Amnesty and the Redcaps.
[Edited on 2-5-2004 by Banshee]