Soldier charged after 'going rogue' during computer game on virtual battlefield

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Soldier charged after 'going rogue' during computer game on virtual battlefield
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A soldier has been formally charged after “losing his rag” during a virtual battlefield exercise and killing his comrades.

A soldier has been formally charged after “losing his rag” during a virtual battlefield exercise and killing his comrades.

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