One of the people who was - who I had served with in Hawaii, and who then got transferred Lieutenant Calley's platoon, was a fellow by the name of Mike Terry. But, whatever the number, there were a lot of people in the ditch. But they weren't all dead yet. They were, most of them, mortally wounded, but not yet dead. And people who are mortally wounded, but not dead, make, well, just all kinds of racket, you know, I mean, the dying is hard.
People give up life reluctantly.
And so these people were in the ditch and they were moaning and groaning. Their limbs were flopping around spasmodically. And these guys, in the middle of their lunch, decided that there was no help for these people, that they needed to do something about it. And so, the two of them stood up with their M16's, walked over to the ditch, walked up and down the ditch one time and finished off all the survivors. Went back and sat down and finished their lunch.