okay, first off, this sounds like total bs. the idea that a jewish soldier in operation torch would be given a military police badge with orders to shoot fellow soldiers if they ran is pretty much a myth. military police were there to keep order, not act as executioners, especially not on the frontlines. chain of command: if anyone was going to enforce discipline like that, it would have been officers, not some random mp in a landing craft. mps weren't running around shooting people for "running." that's not how military discipline works. historical records: i've never seen any legit sources or documents supporting this claim. youd think something this outrageous would be mentioned in actual war records or in well-documented books about operation torch. but nope, nada. jewish soldiers' role: jewish soldiers in the u.s. army werent given special tasks like this. they fought like everyone else. there's no evidence that they were singled out for roles like 'shooting deserters.' jews served in a wide range of units, including combat, and there's no historical precedent for this story. propaganda or myth-making: this story sounds like it's straight out of some anti-semitic or sensationalized fiction. there's a long history of myth-making around wartime events, and this could easily be one of them. in short, this claim doesnt hold water.
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