voice 1: this is not the right way to do it.

voice 2: but this is what i had been taught. beside, people have been doing it this way since donkey years...

voice 1: just because it had been passed down like this doesn't mean it's the correct way....

voice 2: ...

bet most people will side with the family of the army guy who died in the POW training. me too but i wonder about the fate of the 5 instructors. i wonder what they will be charged under? under military court only or both military and civilian courts? is it going to be a fine only? (sure got uproars) how many years would they be charged behind bars?

guess most of you would have been through the above scenario. well, at least i know i did. i thought it was the correct procedure but it had been "corrupted" as years goes by. in the end, as most army guys would exclaim: " i'd been screwed". no doubts about it, heads would have to roll...

it's damm easy to be on the same side of the deceased...