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Originally posted by AggieSigmaNu361
I believe shooting an injured enemy is called a "Double Tap". In ROTC it was the worst thing you could do.
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A 'Double Tap' is actually a rapid-fire shooting technique originated by the British SAS and adopted by special forces and tactical teams throughout the world. Quickest way to knock down and kill the enemy before he even knew what happened.
Shooting an injured, unarmed enemy is a direct violation of the Geneva and the Hague Conventions.
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