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A MULTIMEDIA 'WAR' Sebastian Junger's book War is part of a multimedia account of one platoon's experiences in Afghanistan.

What's Sebastian Junger's 'War' good for? Quite a bit 2010

Both Morlock and Winfield have pinned primary blame for the killings on the platoon's staff sergeant, Calvin R.

Soldier in Army war-crimes case signs plea deal in killings of Afghan civilians Craig Whitlock 2011

Her perfume filled the room like a platoon's funeral bouquet.

Good Country. People. Heather Fowler 2011

In March, the platoon's first lieutenant and sergeant were removed from their posts because their soldiers had been caught shooting at dogs, according to Army investigative records.

Brigade's strategy: 'Strike and destroy' Craig Whitlock 2010

As sordid accounts of the platoon's activities continue to emerge, critics inside and outside the Army are questioning whether the brigade's get-tough strategy, which emphasized enemy kills over civilian relations, influenced the behavior of the accused.

Brigade's strategy: 'Strike and destroy' Craig Whitlock 2010

What it's about: A Vanity Fair reporter's first-person account of a U.S. Army platoon's experiences at a remote outpost in Afghanistan.

May books preview: Good reads are springing up all over 2010

He caught the attention of the platoon's staff sergeant, Calvin R. Gibbs, who pointed the cleric out to fellow members of what he described as his "kill team," according to a videotaped statement given to Army investigators by another soldier in the unit, Spec.

Unit sought to defend killing Craig Whitlock 2010

He caught the attention of the platoon's staff sergeant, Calvin R. Gibbs, who pointed the cleric out to fellow members of what he described as his "kill team," according to a videotaped statement given to Army investigators by another soldier in the unit, Spec.

Stryker unit sought to defend killing at heart of Afghan murder probe Craig Whitlock 2010

He caught the attention of the platoon's staff sergeant, Calvin R. Gibbs, who pointed the cleric out to fellow members of what he described as his "kill team," according to a videotaped statement given to Army investigators by another soldier in the unit, Spec.

Stryker unit sought to defend killing at heart of Afghan murder probe Craig Whitlock 2010

Matthew Quiggle, the platoon's company commander, heard of the incident, he became "furious," according to one soldier, Cpl. Emmitt Quintal, who later gave a statement to Army investigators.

Brigade's strategy: 'Strike and destroy' Craig Whitlock 2010