This event was partially documented by Jay Roberts and Ron Haeberle, and details of this event were later reported to Frederic Watke.
This event was partially documented by Jay Roberts and Ron Haeberle, and details of this event were later reported to Frederic Watke. This event was first reported on by the Cleveland Plain Dealer, and a letter written by Ron Ridenhour to Mo Udall helped raise public awareness of this event. A helicopter pilot named Hugh Thompson was awarded several medals for his role in this event, as Thompson had tried to stop Ernest Medina from participating in this incident. It was given the codename "Pinkville," and the body count for this event was listed at just above 500. For 10 points, Lieutenant William Calley was court-martialed for participating in what massacre of Vietnamese civilians? 
This event was partially documented by Jay Roberts and Ron Haeberle, and details of this event were later reported to Frederic Watke.
My Lai Massacre [accept "Pinkville" before mention]