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.

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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