Were any U.S. soldiers tried at the Nuremberg trials? A comparable incident would be the My Lai massacre, after which 20+ soldiers and officers were tried of v

Were any U.S. soldiers tried at the Nuremberg trials? A comparable incident would be the My Lai massacre, after which 20+ soldiers and officers were tried of various charges, only 1 was convicted, and even that 1 soldier was promptly paroled by the President. Despite that, it is still theoretically possible to be tried and convicted of crimes despite having a military order to do so (and this was true even before Nuremberg). My point is that in practice having an order to do something counts for a great deal.