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Date unknown Leesville, Louisiana #ff31e3b5-1b34-4664-921b-b233ae0d7e79

Object throwing near Leesville, Louisiana

The guest's neighbor was located a short distance away bordering the same ravine. He reported pinecones and rocks thrown from the wood line onto his tent while sleeping apart from others. He said soldiers were not supposed to go beyond the wire and he had never experienced such probing.

Object throwingRock throwing
Date unknown Leesville, Louisiana #ff31e3b5-1b34-4664-921b-b233ae0d7e79

Object throwing near Leesville, Louisiana

The soldier returned to his tent along the concertina wire late at night. Pinecones and small rocks were repeatedly thrown from the dark wood line onto him and his tent for a few minutes. He could see nothing with night vision and no opposing-force soldiers were credited with the activity.

Object throwingRock throwing
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