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Increasingly women are becoming some of the best‐trained officials that we have in
the military. These are great soldiers and we can’t afford to lose them.
[01:30:48]
SARAH ALBERTSON:
Yeah I’m happy I never have to wear that again.
PAULA COUGHLIN:
People deeply believe in their hearts to serve their country. They should be given
that chance, with respect. You know, it’s part of really our American way.
KORI COICA:
Do you think we deserve a purple heart because we were wounded in a time of war?
REGINA VASQUEZ:
They’re never going to give us one.
KORI COICA:
I know, but I’m just saying maybe there should be a ribbon for women who have
survived it.
[01:31:17]
DENNIS LAICH:
We have a good army, a good military but not a great one and this is the kind of
issue that keeps our military from being great.
BRIGADIER GENERAL LORRE SUTTON:
We can view this as a shared challenge. It’s not just a woman’s issue, it’s not just
something the military has to deal with. But it’s society. We’re all in this together.
It’s our national duty.
[01:32:09]
CARD:
Five, years after her attack, Kori is still trying to get coverage for her jaw surgery
from the Veterans Administration. Her assailant is still in the Coast Guard and lives
in Charleston, South Carolina.
CARD:
Ariana is pursuing her Masters Degree in Social Work to help survivors or military
sexual assault. Her assault was court‐martialed and found guilty of adultery and
indecent language.