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Somehow I feel there is more to this story than is being told. I envision a frustrated soldier who has been shot at, seen his buddies killed and maimed without being able to retaliate due to some stupid “you can't shoot” idea and then, going out and taking care of business his “superiors” would not give him authority to do. SO, he takes it upon himself to clean a few houses. (I feel sorry for those who indeed were innocent but I believe there were several within those houses who were not so innocent). Ask yourself why did the soldier stop at only two houses and not keep purging forward? He could have carried a lot of ammo and had some left over. Did he really “snap”? I'm not so sure.