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Author: Randall Bagwell

30 Apr

Soldier Self-Defense Symposium: Individual Self-Defense in Armed Conflict – a US Perspective

[Colonel (retired) Randall Bagwell served 30 years as a legal advisor for the US Army, deploying on numerous operations. He is now the Director of International Humanitarian Law for the American Red Cross. Any views expressed in this paper are his personally, and should in no way be attributed to the US Army or the American Red Cross. This post...

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