[vundy33]

The military doesn't go after American citizens in America. That's Law Enforcement's job. The only time we would do that is if marshal law were declared, and we were patrolling the streets of our own country.

Now, if we come upon an American working with the enemy in Afghanistan, Iraq (we still hunt terrorists there), Yemen, Somalia, Kenya, Ethopia..all those countries that we're going after Al-Qaeda and their friends in, then that American will be detained and probably will disappear to another country for CIA interrogation, like alot Al-Qaeda commanders and High-Value Targets do. That's just the way it is. If I could have my way, all Americans found working with the enemy would be detained and shot..after they were found guilty, of course. Traitors should get the worst in my eyes.

But yeah, the military will never go after Americans on our own soil unless we're under some type of Marshal Law. Like I said, that's Law Enforcement's job...FBI, ATF, DEA, all those. The closest we will ever come to military going after American targets in the U.S. will be CIA going after them, in my opinion. They say they don't, and it's illegal, but they do.

It's like if I use my intel guys attached to our unit to do a background check on an American citizen, we would go to jail...it's highly illegal. There's laws against this stuff.