Posted on May 15, 2015
Is this the turn of the tide for a major source of dysfunction in the military?
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This open letter, written by a woman Airman (who widely used a pen name) expresses the feelings of both the men and women of the Air Force, at least as I knew it to be. This sort of "protected class" business may have a place in civilian society, but, as shown here, is contrary to cohesive unit work environments and general esprit de corps. What are your thoughts?
http://www.jqpublicblog.com/one-airmans-view-open-letter-to-the-sarc/
http://www.jqpublicblog.com/one-airmans-view-open-letter-to-the-sarc/
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Sexual Assault
Sexual Assault
Posted >1 y ago
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Damn!! This woman just spoke the truth and nothing but the truth! Very interesting that she takes her stance this way and I applaud her for that. I just hope her letter gains some traction and these classes will change for the better or go away and become a CBT. I am pleased with the support they have for victims but unfortunately these classes do nothing to prevent sexual assault.
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The article definitely gave me a different view on how some of the training we recieve can be viewed. Very interesting.
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I love it, possibly the best written article I have seen in a long, long time. It is addressed to the SARC, but is aimed at the system in general. Kudos to this airman for speaking her mind.
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