So...

What is it that we can do for her?

Having been in the AF, and having friends also in the service, mostly WM's (Women Marines, for those who don't know) it can be a really f***ed up scary deal when those you are supposed to be able to back you turn aroubd and do you wrong.

Does she have a good JA representing her? Has she gotten outside counsel? The JA's are good, but remember, they work for the good of the company (in ths case, the army) than the soldier. If she doesn'gt yet have a private atty, she should get one.

Whatever else we can do... let us know. There are a lot of us sisters out there who have been there, and we need to back one of our own.

Remember, too... the best she may get is a transfer out to somewhere else. Getting out may not be an option (esp., with stoploss and the other criminal shit the put on those serving their country) but she may be able toget relocated to fill out her stint. It used to be commander's decision, but that was 20 years ago when I was in... but they could do that then.

Goung UA isn't a good thing, tho, as it can (and will) come back to bite her. She has to get hold of someone and fix *that* problem. Like I said, Find a good civ. lawyer who is fluent in the UCMJ. May just save her butt. This is SO important I can't begin to tell you...

Otherwise... OK... I'm prayin' for her to get justice. May not think it's much, but anything helps.

Hugz from a fellow (former) sister-at-arms...
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