The British mutiny at Salerno. What had motivated 191 men all to make the same decision to disobey an order to fall in in a field near Salerno on 20 September 1943? Why had these men, when told that their action constituted mutiny and that mutiny was a capital offence, remained where they were?

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If it was Patton's troops he would have shot one dead and ordered the rest to fall in. If required, Patton would have shot another dead and continue doing so until the troops obeyed. All legal in wartime at that time in the USA military.

We need a Patton to lead the much-needed military coup within the USA to oust the New World Order traitors and their underling lackeys found in many governmental and corporate positions along with a horde of brainwashed buffoon commoners.