A hard interrogation in the Iron Mike test of the U.S

An arrested U.S. soldier is interrogated by a comrade in a camp in Heilbronn on the 30 August 1962. While doing so, extreme methods were applied which included that soldiers were chained to the wall, beaten with whips, locked up in narrow cupboards and treated with electric current. The interrogation is part of the Iron Mike test, which again is part of the competition for the Expert Infantryman Badge, the highest honour of the U.S. army in times of peace

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