<p>Haven’t read the Kayla Williams book but have read the other two articles and I’d recommend considering their source. The NYT piece was obviously written with a particular point of view and was purely anecdotal. One of the stories detailed the experiences of a woman who claimed to have been wounded but her commanding officer is quoted as saying no one in the unit had seen combat. She claims to have been raped twice in Iraq but can’t remember the details, she then mentions she had been raped twice as a child. I feel for this person but she sounds more crazy than harmed by the Army.</p>