اعدام یک شبه‌نظامی مجروح در ولایت هلمند افغانستان در سپتامبر 2011 توسط نیروهای دریایی سلطنتی انگلیس است.
بر اساس شواهد دادگاه انگلیس، مشخص شد که سه تن از نیروهای سلطنتی انگلیس در کشته شدن این شبه‌نظامی مجروح در افغانستان دست داشتند و این افراد در دادگاه اعلام کردند که تصور می‌کردند فرد مجروح
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Marine guilty of Afghanistan murder BBC
Marine guilty of Afghanistan murder
Extract from helmet camera recording of incident in Helmand, Afghanistan
A Royal Marine has been found guilty by a military court of murdering an injured Afghan insurgent, in what the prosecution called "an execution".
The sergeant, known only as Marine A, faces a mandatory life term over the shooting of the unknown man while on patrol in Helmand Province, in 2011.
Two other marines were cleared.
Brigadier Bill Dunham, of the Royal Marines, said the murder - the first case of its kind - was "a truly shocking and appalling aberration".
There were tears from their families as the verdicts were read at the Military Court Centre in Bulford, Wiltshire.
Marine A, who will be sentenced on 6 December, was taken into custody, while the two other marines, known as B and C, are free to return to military service. An anonymity order granted last year to protect the men from possible reprisals remains in place.
'9mm pistol'
He added: "Obviously this doesn't go anywhere fellas. I just broke the Geneva Convention," to which Marine B replies: "Yeah, roger mate."
On Thursday, a recording of a conversation between the marines in the moments surrounding the shooting was released by the judge.
Under attack
The murder took place after a patrol base in Helmand Province came under attack from small arms fire from two insurgents.
The Afghan prisoner was seriously injured by gunfire from an Apache helicopter sent to provide air support, and the marines found him in a field.
In one conversation between Marine A and C about shooting the man, one serviceman is overheard asking "Anyone want to give first aid to this idiot?" before another replies loudly "Nope."
In another, Marine C was heard asking A if he should shoot the man in the head,
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