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Originally Posted by sf11b_p
Someone already mentioned it, but, as having had a medical MOS I'd say it likely it may have been something as simple as the medical personnel eliminating a (bloody uniform) bio-hazard without thinking of the material being needed for an investigation. It's not their mind set to think of LEO actions any more than they'd know what laying a machine gun means. Are you gonna fry a specialist or private for doing their job as per their SOP?
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Here we go again. This is why I started this thread. Those not involved in the incident making defenses and cjharges. No one has been burnt yet and so far the military has done a good job of sorting things out.
Col. Jack probably best defined the situation.
As an aside: I never realized it was SOP to burn cloths. I always thought all of the smoke I saw over Vietnam was from exploding ordinance and the fires it started.
