U.S.A.: Captain Medina Denies He Is Responsible For My Lai Incident (1970)

UNITED STATES ARMY CAPTAIN ERNEST MEDINA DENIED ON WEDNESDAY (1 APRIL) A CHARGE -- MADE ONLY A FEW HOURS EARLIER -- THAT HE WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PREMEDITATED MURDER OF ALL SOUTH VIETNAMESE CITIZENS ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN KILLED IN THE MY LAI INCIDENT IN MARCH, 1968.

Usa: Captain Medina Speaks After Acquittal On My Lai Massacre Charges. (1971)

A five-man military jury on Wednesday (22 September) acquitted U. S. Army Captain Ernest Medina?

U.S.A.: My Lai Defendant Captain Median Flies To Vietnam To Collect Evidence. (1971)

Captain Ernest Medina, who faces charges in connection with the My Lai massacre, left the United States with his attorneys yesterday for Vietnam.

U.S.A.: My Lai Murder Charge Captain Seeks Support In Home Town (1970)

Captain Ernest Medina, one of the United States Army officers charged with murder in the "Pinkville Massacre" at the South Vietnam hamlet of My Lai on March 16, 1968, returned to his home of Montrose, Colorado on Thursday (August 13) in search of character witnesses.

South Vietnam And U.S.A.: Calley Verdict Reaction. (1971)

THE TRIAL IN FORT BENNING, GEORGIA, OF 27-YEAR-OLD U.S. ARMY OFFICER LIEUTENANT WILLIAM L. CALLEY?

Usa: Court Martial Of Lieutenant Calley Adjourns For Three Weeks (1970)

The court martial of Lieutenant William Calley, accused of being implicated in the massacre of civilians in the South Vietnamese village of My Lai in 1968, was adjourned yesterday (Thursday, 17 December) for three weeks.