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¡¡Sitting on boxes and the edge of bunks in the rather poorly lighted tent, we discuss the question of Japanese prisoners. I said I felt it was a mistake not to accept surrender whenever it could be obtained; that by doing so, our advance would be more rapid and many American lives would be saved. If the Japanese think they will be killed anyway when they surrender, they, naturally, are going to hold on and fight to the last¡½and kill American troops they capture whenever they get the chance. Most of the officers agree (not very enthusiastically) but say that our infantry [doesn't] look on it that way.
¡¡"Take the 41St, for example; they just don't take prisoners. The men boast about it."
¡¡"The officers wanted some prisoners to question but couldn't get any until they offered two weeks' leave in Sydney for each one turned in. Then they got more than they could handle."
¡¡"But when they cut out giving leave, the prisoners stopped coming in. The boys just said they couldn't catch any."
¡¡"The Aussies are still worse. You remember the time they had to take those prisoners south by plane? One of the pilots told me they just pushed them out over the mountains and reported that the Japs committed hara-kiri on the way."
¡¡"Well, you remember when our troops captured that Jap hospital? There wasn't anyone alive in it when they got through."
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¡¡"You can't blame the Aussies too much. They found some of their men castrated; and they found some with steaks cut out of them."
¡¡"They captured one place where the Japs were actually cooking the meat." (Only yesterday a notice was posted on the squadron bulletin board telling where several Japs had been captured on Biak while they were cooking the flesh of one of their own people.)
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¡¡It is not the willingness to kill on the part of our soldiers which most concerns me. That is an inherent part of war. It is our lack of respect for even the admirable characteristics of our enemy-for courage, for suffering, for death, for his willingness to die for his beliefs, for his companies and squadrons which go forth, one after another, to annihilation against our superior training and equipment. What is courage for us is fanaticism for him. We hold his examples of atrocity screamingly to the heavens while we cover up our own and condone them as just retribution for his acts.
¡¡A Japanese soldier who cuts off an American soldier's head is an Oriental barbarian, "lower than a rat." An American soldier who slits a Japanese throat "did it only because he knew the Japs had done it to his buddies." I do not question that Oriental atrocities are often worse than ours. But, after all, we are constantly telling ourselves and everyone else who will listen to us, that we are the upholders of all that is "good" and "right" and civilized.
¡¡I stand looking at the patch of scorched jungle, at the dark spots in the cliffs which mark the caves where the Japanese troops have taken cover. In that burned area, hidden under the surface of the ground, is the utmost suffering¡½hunger, despair, men dead and dying of wounds, carrying on for a country they love and for a cause in which they believe, not daring to surrender even if they wished to, because they know only too well that our soldiers would shoot them on sight even if they came out with their hands above their heads.
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