[Spruce]

There’s a precedent for taking out generals/admirals.

[Ozymandias Ghost]

“There’s a precedent for taking out generals/admirals.”
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Affirmative ...and Admiral Yamamoto’s death (Operation Vengeance) during the Solomon's campaign in WWII was just another page in the long history of Colonial/U.S. Forces at war.

Certainly the targeting of enemy flag officers at least dates back to the killing of Brigadier General Simon Fraser at the hands of a Revolutionary War sniper at Saratoga.

http://www.revolutionarywarjournal.com/brigadier-general-simon-fraser-england-lost-an-army-their-best-wilderness-warrior-at-saratoga-includes-battles-of-three-rivers-hubbardton-freeman-farm-bemis-heights/

[dfwgator]

There’s a precedent for taking out generals/admirals.

"Killin' Generals could get to be a habit with me!"

[JimRed]

There’s a precedent for taking out generals/admirals.

And if government goes out-of-control oppressive and tries to disarm the public, the first targets of our self defense should be THOSE WHO GIVE THE ORDERS.