The army's inquiry into the massacre found that Colonel Barker's orders were concerning because:
A)they were not aggressive enough.
B)the Colonel demanded the slaughter of civilians.
C)they were too vague.
D)the Colonel was aware that his soldiers were emotionally unstable.

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The question states that the army's inquiry into the massacre found that Colonel Barker's orders were concerning because they were too vague. This means that the orders were not clear enough, which could have contributed to the soldiers' confusion and ultimately led to the massacre.

The Army's Inquiry into the Massacre Found That Colonel Barker's