US Army changes 'cowardice' charge

The US Army has dropped a cowardice charge against an Army interrogator who sought counselling after he saw the body of an Iraqi man cut in half by American fire.

US Army changes 'cowardice' charge

The US Army has dropped a cowardice charge against an Army interrogator who sought counselling after he saw the body of an Iraqi man cut in half by American fire.

Staff Sergeant Georg-Andreas Pogany was charged instead with dereliction of duty, according to a statement released by Fort Carson officials. A military court hearing scheduled for today was cancelled.

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