William Calley

Lieutenant, U.S. Army
Born: ****

Lieutenant Calley was commander of the Charley Company involved in the My Lai massacre during the United States' war in Vietnam. On March 16, 1968, Calley led his men to a small hamlet in the village of Son My located in the Quang Ngai province on South Vietnam's northeastern coast. Military photographers captured on film graphic images of bodies dumped in ditches. The victims: mostly women, children, and old men.

On March 29, 1971, Calley, alone, was found guilty by court-martial of killing at least 22 Vietnamese civilians.

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A Vietnam Gopher site at the Library of Congress

This is an archive of media reports on Vietnam. There are several references to reports about the My Lai massacre/tragedy.

YEAR  TEAM              ERA     IP  Won     Lost    Win Pct     SO
----  ---------------  ------  ---- ------  ------  --------- ------
Calley, William
1983  Warriors          1.38     39      6       4   .600         44
1984  Warriors          3.33     92     11      11   .500         64
1985  Warriors          3.24     86      7       2   .778         42
1986  Warriors          3.00     72      3       4   .429         53
1987  Warriors          3.90    210     13      12   .520         79
1988  Warriors          3.54    239     18      14   .563        124
1989  Warriors          3.94    233     11      15   .423        169
1990  Warriors          3.54    165     12       8   .600        102
1991  Warriors          4.52    187     13      10   .565         91

           TOTALS       3.37   1323     94      80   .553        768

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