Soldiers accused of attacking colleague did not throw punches, kicks, court martial told

A witness to an alleged attack on a soldier by two colleagues at the end of an international operation in Hawaii says he didn’t see any punches or kicks thrown.

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Soldiers accused of attacking colleague did not throw punches, kicks, court martial told

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