you make a story to avoid my post.

These were first hour arrivals, they could not leave without an injury yet they had none.

Meh, a Prophet tells you miracles happen and you say "not possible".

Let me know when they can get 10,000 people in one place and have them agree they saw the sun dancing because of mass hypnosis, or, staring at the sun. Science uses experiments to prove things.  Go ahead and duplicate the Dancing Sun of Fatima by experiment.  You get that many people in one place every ball game.

And there's about 83 miracle cures at Lourdes that doctors acknowledge shouldn't happen.  Like, regenerating a hip.  And I mean, it happened in the 1940s; the lady had an address and a medical file in Italy; they have xrays of her with a dissolving hip; she goes to Lourdes; comes back to the same doctors, and there's x-rays of the hip regrowing.

But like Christ pointed out in the Gospels, He could do miracles all day long and it wouldn't alter the Word of God already revealed.  And 10,000 miracles wouldn't be 10,000x more persuasive.

10,000 people some of them Marxists and Jews and Muslims were at Fatima in 1919 and say they saw the sun dance.  Even people who said it wasn't the Virgin Mary because they don't believe in Jesus Christ, or they are Christian but not Catholic, say it danced around.  Nobody ever recanted, and tried to pretend "Yeah we all agreed to make that up". And some of the miracles of St. John Bosco were in front of thousands of people in the 1880s.   You're wrong to say we can't prove that miracles occur because it would disrupt faith.  It's that step from admitting the power of God exists, and submitting ourselves to it, that's the trouble.

The story is on JAG log books.   Orders were orders.  If your orders stated you were to return home on the 12th of October 1944, then you were on station to leave, even knowing full well that your unit was to be moving out on the 13th of October.  Stolen papers, and soldiers attempting to stitch new names onto their military uniforms wasn't new.  But many soldiers didn't have that much in brains and instead took the uniform of dead soldiers, so they wouldn't have to "sew" a new name onto their uniform.

There are no miracles in warfare, only blind luck.  And sometimes luck favors the foolish and sometimes the bold.  But it doesn't pull the wool over some MP's eyes when he asks for the orders for boarding a military transport, and there are bullet holes in the uniform, seen by all.  The MP then wants the young man to take off the top of the uniform and pull up his shirt, so the "wounds" can be inspected.  Oh look, no wounds.  So where did the scrub get the holes in the uniform?  Oh his rucksack or backpack got hit.  But anyone providing a story that "must have been a miracle that I was not wounded, even though my uniform shows 24 bullet holes....", is a moron.

Only if they're sheep.

Your going to handle sheep on your day off?  Well, to each their own.