When American soldiers fight wars, they have a habit of seeing corpses, whether they are enemy or their own comrades-in-arms, and they must shoot wildly at them. Many people say that the United States is so inhumane that it has made such an insulting act against the corpse.
In fact, the United States also has bitter intentions, and the reason why it will do such inhumane things is forced by two Asian countries. One is Japan during World War II, and the other is Vietnam.
In World War II, some Japanese soldiers would lie in the pile of corpses and pretend to be dead, and then sneak attack them when the U.S. military came forward to check it, and the United States suffered a lot of losses in this move.
In the Vietnam War, Vietnam used more vicious tactics. They placed booby traps under the bodies of American soldiers, and once the U.S. troops moved the bodies, the booby traps would be triggered and explode.
Later, the United States grew a memory, and saw that the corpse would not rush forward again, whether dead or alive, with or without organs, first strafing a pass and then saying, and then going forward to check, so that there would be no accidents.