Posted on Nov 4, 2022
Netflix posts trailer for ‘I Am Vanessa Guillen’ documentary
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"Over two years after Army Spc. Vanessa Guillen was killed, Netflix has released a trailer for a documentary about her family and the events leading up to her disappearance and death at Fort Hood, Texas."
Netflix posts trailer for ‘I Am Vanessa Guillen’ documentary
Posted from armytimes.com
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Women in the Military
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SFC David Reid, M.S, PHR, SHRM-CP, DTM
CPT Richard Trione I enjoyed it. I am glad that they are viewing more type of these!
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CPT Richard Trione
That is really good to know. Thank you so much for letting me know. Blessings upon you! Ricky
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LTC Eugene Chu
..."According to an independent Army report released Dec. 8, 2020, there were significant command climate and culture issues at Fort Hood. The report found that Guillen was sexually harassed, but not by Robinson. He had, however, also been accused of sexual harassment.
The following April, the Army completed its investigation into Fort Hood leadership, which resulted in the firing of 14 soldiers in connection with the case.
“Leaders, regardless of rank, are accountable for what happens in their units and must have the courage to speak up and intervene when they recognize actions that bring harm to our Soldiers and to the integrity of our institution,” said former Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy in response to the report."
..."According to an independent Army report released Dec. 8, 2020, there were significant command climate and culture issues at Fort Hood. The report found that Guillen was sexually harassed, but not by Robinson. He had, however, also been accused of sexual harassment.
The following April, the Army completed its investigation into Fort Hood leadership, which resulted in the firing of 14 soldiers in connection with the case.
“Leaders, regardless of rank, are accountable for what happens in their units and must have the courage to speak up and intervene when they recognize actions that bring harm to our Soldiers and to the integrity of our institution,” said former Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy in response to the report."
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I hate that the army probably deserves most of the bad publicity, and as an institution I don't think we are doing better in regard to protecting women from sexual harassment and assaults.
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