 Some soldiers refused to answer questions point-blank on the witness stand by citing the Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.One holdout, Private First Class Paul David Meadlo, having been granted immunity, was ordered by judge Reid W. Kennedy to testify or face contempt of court charges.Meadlo thus took the stand and recounted that as he stood guard over some 30 villagers that he, along with Private Dennis Conti, had gathered at a defoliated area at the hamlet's southern tip, he was approached by Calley and told, regarding the civilians, "You know what to do with 'em".