Procedure for burying a dead soldier?

Question

How does the military plan to bury a soldier when they find a torso 1 week and the head the next week and an arm the week after?

Answer 1

just in case you had actual curiousity - the answer tends to be this -

they bury as much as they find that they can figure out belongs to the same person

why make someones family go through 3-4 funerals for the same agonizing death?

Answer 2

Whether you are serious or just into black humor of the ripest kind is of no importance. It is a question that needs to be asked, given that war is a very present and human subject these days, usually discussed by predefined groups and through the use of notions of others instilled by their massification.

A question like yours simply does not have a predefined answer on the menu which is collective conciousness. Thus, you offend people, and again, it is of no true and real consequence whether you are serious in your curiosity or just morbidly creepy.

You are even referred to some grave organization thing made up of the folks that actually do that five days a week.

So the answers you get, if you think about it, are odd: it is something not readily estimable with any of the guess work we sit and do all day, not even putting toghether bits and pieces of televised information. Nope, never saw nothing about how dead the dead really are, and how many different chunks of meat they've become.

No, that is something the great fighters among us prefer not to discuss.

I am not saying 'stop going to war'; if you want to go to war that is your business as is my choosing not to is none of yours. I am not a pacifist however. But the idea of hooking up with a bunch of strangers to just go kill a bunch of other strangers seems a little impractical (I could die, plus so could the strangers, and I'll be darned if I ever got into a fight with someone I didn't get the chance to talk to first).

Thus, I think I am entitled to discuss and have others around me enrich the discussion by choosing to bring to light the rawest most primally brutal aspects of that fighting for freedom thing.

Thus, it is a question that needed to be asked.

Answer 3

If you were serious I'd refer you to the Armed Services Graves Registration office for specific information. You can research the site at www.army.mil.

Answer 4

Pull your head out of your rear end fool!

Answer 5

You need some serious help WEIRDO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!How dare you ask something this stupid on here !! From a military MOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!