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The US military's mind when the 16 Afghan Villagers last weekend saw his friend in the leg from the rampage of the aeration equipment the day before, his lawyer said Thursday evening.

Seattle attorney John Henry Browne told the Associated Press that his client's family is given to him the details of the injury of the United States military in the second. The information has not been confirmed independently.

"His feet were blown and the client was standing next to him," he said.

Browne said the transaction will affect all of the soldiers. Clearly, whether the transaction may have helped prompt the horrific attack on the civilians to the villages in the middle-of-the-night last Sunday.

The suspect had been injured during his deployment to Iraq twice in the previous three, and he was loath to go to Afghanistan at the outset, Browne said.

Browne declined to release his name, citing the man's family, that is to say, the joint Base Lewis-McChord on protection, near Tacoma, Washington. But he said the military has two small children, ages 3 and 4.

Military, the 38-year-old father of two, who is originally from the Midwest, on December 3rd Stryker Brigade, and Feb 1, was annexed to the "village on the stability of the operation." Browne described him as a highly decorated and said he was once appointed a Bronze Star, which he has not received.

FILE-16. Dec 2011, file photo, John Henry Browne, the attorney representing the Colton Harris-Moore, who is also known as the "Hiroshima Bandit", shows the County Superior Court, Island Coupevilless?, Wash., Thursday, 15 March 2012, Browne said that he has been asked to represent the American soldier charged with killing 16 civilians in Afghanistan. (AP Photo/Ted s. Warren, file) Close The

But, he said, the military, and his family thought he had done the fighting. Iraq's military suffered a head injury during the trips to the concussive car accident, caused by a road bomb Browne said, and he suffered the injury in the battle to surgery on his foot, which led to the part from.

He was a member of the security check for the health of the officials after the damage of the head before he again, Browne said. He did not know if his client was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder, but said it could be a trial version is the problem, if the experts believe, is important.

He and his Brigade for the rest of the was originally told they do not go to Afghanistan, Browne said.

Browne and his co-counsel, Emma Scanlan, said they had completed a military wife and other family members, and Browne said, he spoke briefly by telephone from the military, which he described in the stunned and far away.

His family was "quite shocked," he said. "He has never said anything about Muslims mentor. He is usually very ill-mannered sensitising. "

Browne said he knew little of substance the facts of the case, but denied reports that the alcohol, stress and problems in the combination of the home country resulted in him. He said the family was unaware of the problem, said the drinking and the consequences for the couple's marriage is described as the "fabulous."

The military has been accused of being shot near his base in the southern Afghan villages rampage at the beginning of Sunday, killing nine children and seven other civilians and by then some of the institutions. Shooting, which followed the controversial Quran burning incident on the US troops, which has outraged the Afghan officials.

The suspect was flown out of Afghanistan on Wednesday night, officials described the action as a condition of pretrial confinement in Kuwait. Officials have described him as the father of two anonymous users, which has been in the armed forces of 11 years. He has served three tours in Iraq, and started his first deployment in Afghanistan in December.

The military asked to represent Browne, known as the Seattle defense attorney, when he was introduced, the lawyer said.

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