I always find it amazing that Fox News - or anyone at all, news media or otherwise - can appoint themselves expert on a situation they know diddly squat about, were not in, were not there, cannot know what the full options were, what emotions were at play, what the orders were, etc., etc. I suspect there's a lot about this incident we'll never know. The woman involved is about to sell her story. I don't understand why the army or the government allow this. Well, I think I do: I am sure it will be an approved version of events.