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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1971

Page

5

Proof of Medina order in My Lai case questioned

In Montrose, Col. Wilson Freeman, judge advocate of the Third Army, testified it was probable the government could not prove Capt. Ernest Medina ordered a massacre at My Lai. He said the inquiry aimed to be impartial, though defense counsel pressed claims of bias and timing in public charges tying Medina to the killings.

WA. McPhurson Ga. Lupl Third Army Ernest L. Medina My Lai Wilson Freeman Medina Montrose Colo William Lt Calley Albert C. Connor Connor Freeman I. Lee Bailey Bailey Sit Cailey Court of Military Appeals Freeman Nok

Military academies see record applicant interest despite protests

Amid antiwar sentiment among youths, Army Navy and Air Force academies report record or near record applicant numbers for the incoming classes. Naval Academy received 7,300 applications, 1,250 admitted. Air Force Academy about 6,400 apps with 1,400 admitted. West Point hit a 1970 peak with 6,003 apps, 1,350 plebes to report. Cadet screening tightens for dissidents while higher education costs push students toward service schools.

Washington Uwee Annapolis West Point Air Force Academy Vietnam William Knowlton Military Academy Colorado Springs

Last combat Marine unit leaving Vietnam ends phase seven pullout

Sixteen Marines of the 51 Combat Intelligence Team depart Camp Lejeune as the last unit of the 11 Marine Amphibious Force ends phase seven of Nixon’s pullout, eight days ahead of schedule. Remaining Marines serve as advisers or in admin roles. three artillery detachments inactivated. Total U.S. forces in Vietnam drop toward 184,000 by December.

Vietnam Saigon UPS U.S Nixon Camp Lejeune N.C 1I Marine Amphibious Force South Vietnam Dee. L

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