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As you know , there are now four Geneva Conventions , one of them on prisoners of war , which is the third one , one on shipwrecked people , one on war wounded , and possibly the most important one now is the fourth convention which is on civilians , how civilians should be treated in case of war . At its conclusion , about 300,000 Defense civilians will fall under the new rules . " The Army previously had a hotline , operating during normal duty hours , through which soldiers and civilians could report abuse or misconduct or seek help . The others felt bombing civilians would always be beyond the pale of decency , totally unacceptable human conduct , no matter how heinous the enemy . Global efforts to eradicate anti-personnel mines and eliminate the devastating consequences for civilians will require increased efforts in the coming years . He said Iraqi civilians would welcome an American-led liberation force that “ stayed as long as necessary but left as soon as possible , ” but would oppose a long-term occupation force . The other felt that bombing civilians would always be beyond the pale of decency , totally unacceptable human conduct , no matter how heinous the enemy . And who knows how many more innocent Afghan civilians would have been killed or injured as " collateral damage " . You could say that the Kid really doesn ’ t think in any conventional way as civilians might know the art of thinking . Objective - - With the information discussed during this class , civilians would better be able to understand their roles when confronted by a police officer . But since lawmakers already passed a 2.2 percent raise for the military , it is unlikely that civilians will see the 2.7 percent raise their unions and professional groups advocated . According to Zuroff , “ It is unthinkable that a person who was part of the mass murder of at least thousands of innocent civilians should be protected by Austrian law , and we therefore urge the Polish authorities to try to achieve justice in this case . It took us a much longer period of time than it took any of the other major European powers to develop a military profession , a professional officer corps , in this country , because we had the Jeffersonian and Jacksonian idea that civilians could command armies and run them perfectly well .