Commanding officer killing?

with friendly fire like that, who needs enemys

"Fragging" is the term and has it's origins in Vietnam. It meant the use of a fragmentation grenade to kill unpopular officers and NCO's. There were about 600 reported cases with only a fraction resulting in death. Most frag cases were racially motivated. In many of the cases the attacker killed the wrong person. There were many other cases where guns, and knives were used to attack a leader. But during the war Fragging became the most common term to refer to such attacks.

Fragging happened a lot in Vietnam, but it usually means NCOs and not officers.

the only time you are able to lawfully kill all and sundry is in self protection. If yet another guy or woman tries to break or kill you (or different provider individuals) and additionally you (or the provider individuals) weren't in the act of breaking the regulation, or violating the UCMJ, then you definately can guard your self. as an occasion, in case you have been on shield accountability and additionally you witness a forcible rape on a individual by a provider member (or whoever) carry a knife to the guy. when you consider that that individual's existence is in threat on your positioned up, you are able to legally use deadly stress assuming which you have taken the needed steps to attempt to offer up and comprehend the guy.

Fragging I think

fratricide or fragging

"Fragging"