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war risks      
Riesgos de guerra (riesgos que pueden existir en situación de guerra)
war crime         
  • Japanese soldiers]] in [[Suzhou]], China, 1938
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  • Bodies of some of the hundreds of Vietnamese villagers who were killed by U.S. soldiers during the [[My Lai Massacre]]
  • Palmiry]] near [[Warsaw]] in 1940 for mass execution (''[[AB-Aktion]]'')
  • [[Bodo League massacre]] during the Korean War in 1950
  • [[2013 Shahbag protests]] demanding the death penalty for the war criminals of the 1971 [[Bangladesh Liberation War]]
  • Soviet POWs died in Nazi custody]].
INDIVIDUAL ACT CONSTITUTING A SERIOUS VIOLATION OF THE LAWS OF WAR
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crimen de guerra
Vietnam War         
  • [[Universal Newsreel]] film about the attack on the U.S. Army base in Pleiku and the U.S. response, February 1965
  • Vietnamese refugees fleeing Vietnam, 1984
  • Anti-Bảo Đại, pro-French representatives of the State of Vietnam national assembly, Saigon, 1955
  • ARVN and US Special Forces, September 1968
  • ARVN forces assault a stronghold in the [[Mekong Delta]].
  • Handicapped children in Vietnam, most of them victims of [[Agent Orange]], 2004
  • ARVN forces capture a Viet Cong
  • B-52 wreckage in Huu Tiep Lake, [[Hanoi]]. Downed during [[Operation Linebacker II]], its remains have been turned into a war monument.
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  • A bombed Buddha statue in Laos. U.S. bombing campaigns made Laos the single most bombed country in history.
  • F-105 Thunderchiefs]] dropping bombs on [[North Vietnam]] during [[Operation Rolling Thunder]]
  • Bombs being dropped by the [[B-52 Stratofortress]] long-range strategic bomber.
  • The ruins of a section of Saigon, in the Cholon neighborhood, following fierce fighting between ARVN forces and Viet Cong Main Force battalions
  • [[Ngô Đình Diệm]] after being shot and killed in a coup on 2 November 1963
  • Da Nang, South Vietnam, 1968
  • U.S. helicopter spraying chemical [[defoliant]]s in the [[Mekong Delta]], South Vietnam, 1969
  • ARVN Forces and a US Advisor inspect a downed helicopter, [[Battle of Dong Xoai]], June 1965
  • Female [[Viet Cong]] guerrilla in combat
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  • Soviet Premier [[Alexei Kosygin]] with U.S. President [[Lyndon B. Johnson]] at the [[Glassboro Summit Conference]] where the two representatives discussed the possibilities of a peace settlement
  • African-American]] soldier being carried away, 1968
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  • The [[Ho Chi Minh trail]], known as the Truong Son Road by the North Vietnamese, cuts through Laos. This would develop into a complex logistical system which would allow the North Vietnamese to maintain the war effort despite the largest aerial bombardment campaign in history
  • Guerrillas assemble shells and rockets delivered along the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
  • The Ho Chi Minh trail required, on average, four months of rough-terrain travel for combatants from North Vietnam destined for the Southern battlefields.
  • Interment of victims of the [[Huế Massacre]]
  • Captured U.S.-supplied armored vehicles and artillery pieces
  • leader]] during the Vietnam War.
  • Cemetery for ten unmarried girls who volunteered for logistical activities, who died in a B-52 raid at [[Đồng Lộc Junction]], a strategic junction along the [[Ho Chi Minh trail]]
  • Marine]] private waits on the beach during the Marine landing, [[Da Nang]], 3 August 1965
  • Victims of the My Lai massacre
  • A US "[[tunnel rat]]" soldier prepares to enter a Viet Cong tunnel.
  • Victorious PAVN troops at the Presidential Palace, Saigon
  • U.S. President [[Dwight D. Eisenhower]] and Secretary of State [[John Foster Dulles]] greet President [[Ngô Đình Diệm]] of [[South Vietnam]] in Washington, 8 May 1957
  • North Vietnamese SAM crew in front of SA-2 launcher. The Soviet Union provided North Vietnam with considerable anti-air defence around installations.
  • A marine gets his wounds treated during operations in Huế City, in 1968
  • The capture of Hue, March 1975
  • North Vietnamese regular army forces
  • McNamara]], circa 19 June 1962
  • General Westmoreland]] talk with General Tee on conditions of the war in Vietnam.
  • A nurse treats a Vietnamese child, 1967
  • [[South Vietnam]], Military Regions, 1967
  • Viet Cong before departing to participate in the Tet Offensive around Saigon-Gia Dinh
  • President Kennedy's news conference of 23 March 1961
  • Republic of Vietnam National Military Cemetery]]. The original statue was demolished in April 1975.
  • UH-1D]] helicopters airlift members of a U.S. infantry regiment, 1966
  • Heavily bandaged woman burned by napalm, with a tag attached to her arm which reads "VNC Female" meaning Vietnamese civilian
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  • [[Pathet Lao]] soldiers in [[Vientiane]], 1972
  • 67th Combat Support Hospital]]
  • Viet Cong soldier crouches in a bunker with an [[SKS]] rifle
  • Civilians in a NVA/Viet Cong controlled zone. Civilians were required to show appropriate flags, during the [[War of the flags]]
  • An alleged Viet Cong captured during an attack on an American outpost near the Cambodian border is interrogated.
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  • Map of insurgency and "disturbances", 1957 to 1960
  • Peasants suspected of being Viet Cong under detention of U.S. Army, 1966
  • Propaganda leaflet urging the defection of [[Viet Cong]] and [[North Vietnam]]ese to the side of the [[Republic of Vietnam]]
  • Master-Sergeant and pharmacist Do Thi Trinh, part of the WAFC, supplying medication to ARVN dependents
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  • Soviet advisers inspecting the debris of a B-52 downed in the vicinity of Hanoi
  • Soviet anti-air instructors and North Vietnamese crewmen in the spring of 1965 at an anti-aircraft training center in Vietnam
ARMED CONFLICT IN VIETNAM, LAOS, AND CAMBODIA BETWEEN NORTH VIETNAM AND SOUTH VIETNAM
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n. la Guerra de Vietnam (guerra entre Vietnam del Norte comunista y Vietnam del Sur y EEUU en 1954-1975)

Definitie

war crime
n.
1) to commit a war crime
2) to prosecute war crimes

Wikipedia

RISKS Digest

The RISKS Digest or Forum On Risks to the Public in Computers and Related Systems is an online periodical published since 1985 by the Committee on Computers and Public Policy of the Association for Computing Machinery. The editor is Peter G. Neumann.

It is a moderated forum concerned with the security and safety of computers, software, and technological systems. Security, and risk, here are taken broadly; RISKS is concerned not merely with so-called security holes in software, but with unintended consequences and hazards stemming from the design (or lack thereof) of automated systems. Other recurring subjects include cryptography and the effects of technically ill-considered public policies. RISKS also publishes announcements and Calls for Papers from various technical conferences, and technical book reviews (usually by Rob Slade, though occasionally by others).

Although RISKS is a forum of a computer science association, most contributions are readable and informative to anyone with an interest in the subject. It is heavily read by system administrators, and computer security managers, as well as computer scientists and engineers.

The RISKS Digest is published on a frequent but irregular schedule through the moderated Usenet newsgroup comp.risks, which exists solely to carry the Digest.

Summaries of the forum appear as columns edited by Neumann in the ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes (SEN) and the Communications of the ACM (CACM).

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