Suzanne Swift filed three complaints, and in one case, there were so many witnesses that the investigators found that her complaint was substantiated, yet still the perpetrator's punishment was a slap on the wrist:  a letter of reprimand and reassignment.  The other two perpetrators got off scot-free, although there was at least one witness in Iraq who knew what was going on.  Why is the woman who was assaulted in three separate incidents the one sitting in a jail cell while the perpetrators are not being punished?  I'm not too impressed with the way the military handles sexual harassment and assault.  There's no way I would let my daughter enlist.  It's bad enough to face the usual dangers of warfare; the atmosphere that condones sexual assault against our own female soldiers while they are deployed makes it a doubly hazardous situation for women.