This case is about whether the defendant had the necessary information to give orders to bomb, if Compound 6 a military target or not.

I attempt to gain insight but I can't, so I seek cover by this wall in the southwest corner of Compound 3 with Butcher.

I'll make the assumption that you, in the combat situation didn't direct Pedersen's attention toward that compound.

Since you didn't observe anything, I'll assume you didn't direct Pedersen's attention toward that compound?

In this court, we have heard the sound from a video clip, in which you pass on orders from the defendant to bomb Compound 6.

We were, but the boss gets up to gain insight on the compounds from which the shots are coming.

And then I see some muzzle flashes coming from Compound 6 and the surrounding area, and I inform him of this.

He says someone in the unit identified Compound 6 as a hostile target, but he hasn't indicated who or specified further circumstances.

The court has heard me question every single soldier in the vicinity of the defendant, who would have been able to identify Compound 6.

But then we hear communications officer Kenneth Jensen, Butcher, tell us it was he, who saw the muzzle fire coming from Compound 6.