I have a similar story Newguy007: One of my Army friend was deployed to Rolpa few years ago. One night, when they were patrolling, they rounded up 10-15 maoists...and the worst thing was, they were raping two girls in a hut...turn by turn.......My friend and their batallion were able to kill 7 of them, and some got hurt, but escaped. He carries the picture of those 7 dead maoists in his wallet, all the time....I asked him, why do you carry their pics instead of your wife's or your parents for that matter, and he replied......" It reminds me of my job.....my duty to this country....I didn't kill any innocent lives here..they were raping those poor girls. It keeps me strong..it keeps me going." Then, and there I realized, army are one of us. They carry rifles, but they are driven by humanity over anything else...If I was in that situation, granted I would not have a rifle, being a civilian, but I would not have my hands tied seeing innocent girls being raped....I would have done something too... It sounds like a fiction, but agree or not, these things happen everyday in Nepal..esp in remote villages.