A public inquiry, which concluded in 2010, found that none of those killed during Bloody Sunday posed any threat to the Army.
Soldier F is the only military veteran who has been prosecuted over the shootings.
He is accused of murdering James Wray, 22, and William McKinney, 26.
The five charges of attempted murder relate to two teenagers at the time – 16-year-old Joe Mahon and 17-year-old Michael Quinn – as well as Joseph Friel, who was 20, Patrick O’Donnell, 41, and an unknown person.
The case is being heard by a judge sitting without a jury at Belfast Crown Court.
Last week, Judge Patrick Lynch rejected an application by defence lawyers to have the case dismissed because they claimed key prosecution evidence was unreliable.
