his name was rusty calley. the one man who was found guilty of the my lai massacre.i would say if he says that he has a very short memory. i will not say a lot of emphasis went in those classes. just about everybody who went through basic training had about three 50 minute blocks of instructions. code of conduct, geneva conventions and treatment of... i don't remember what it was called. something like treatment of prisoners. but standards were set? i won't say they emphasised them a lot or really delved into it. it was more or less, you know, your ticket had to be punched so you had to go to this class. it wasn't, you know... it wasn't a lot of emphasis being put on it. hugh thompson, march16th, 1968, 36 years have gone past. how clear in your mind are the memories of that day? certain things too clear. other things not clear. what is clear? when you shut your eyes, what do you see? a lot of pain and suffering by a lot of people. i remember the first girl getting killed after i asked help for her. how was she killed? medina walked up and blew her away. this is one o

—— lieutenant calley. but people didn't have the fax.ressmen were standing off to the side and asked one another, was here in the same room i was in? because they heard that i said there was a massacre and there was nothing here to indicate there was nothing here to indicate there was any wrongdoing. i couldn't say anything because believe me i was scared and i thought i was going to go to jail. so i wasn't talking to anybody. hugh thompson, he went back to my lai. he went back on the 30th anniversary. there was no official representative from the american government. not one.|j representative from the american government. not one. iguessi representative from the american government. not one. iguess i would be the only representative of the american government there. you met one of the women who survived, several people who survived. what did they say to you? thanked me. one of them came from out of nowhere, we didn't know she was there. an interpreter brought her up. she wa nted interpreter brought her up. she wanted to meet mr thomson.