They supported former Yugoslavian President Slobodan Milosevic and his belief in a greater Serbia. While they aren't aggressive toward the Americans, they occasionally flash obscene hand gestures or turn their faces away from the American convoys. J. Wanner, another Georgia Guard soldier. They still view us as an occupying Army. In downtown Srebrenica, apartments and houses sit side by side on narrow streets.
Pock marks caused by bullets cover the walls.
The people peer out open windows to watch the Guardsman as they patrol in a drizzling rain. The few people shopping at open-air markets carry on business, barely looking at the Americans. Eddie Mathis of Alamo. People really do need help. Joe Jimmerson, another Guardsman.