On the recordJune 11, 2025
When the National Guard opened up on students and killed students, partly because they weren't trained, they panicked.
When the National Guard opened up on students and killed students, partly because they weren't trained, they panicked.
Hagel reflects on the dangers of deploying troops in civilian protests.
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