This is not the first instance of war crimes recently committed by U.S. troops -- just look at the Abu Ghraib prison scandal or the depraved "kill team" in Afghanistan.
Another infamous instance of war crimes, in what would later become known as the "Pakračka poljana" case, committed by a reserve police unit commanded by Tomislav Merčep, involved the killing of prisoners, mostly ethnic Serbs, near Pakrac in late 1991 and early 1992.
But we have to brace ourselves, too, for future instances of the "war coming home" in very public, tragic ways.
In the course of the procession, military vehicles bore oversized placards labelled "instances of soft war", the first of which was headed "damages of the Facebook internet site".
For instance, Game of War sees nearly 2 hours of total daily usage for the average user, while Candy Crush Saga, sees daily usage of about 43 minutes.
For instance, Game of War players spent an average of $550 on gold in 2015, according to Slice Intelligence.
Because civilians were not killed, historians have debated whether this was an instance of "total war" (other examples being the bombing of Dresden, Tokyo, or Hiroshima during World War II) or one of "hard war".
