Martha McSally: “So, time line-wise for any of this, can we--I don't want to be holding my breath.”

Senator McSally's commander raped her. No one in her chain of command should have decided whether her case was prosecuted.

We're doing our part to catch up, you know, to get our message out. But it takes resources. So, if anybody can give, I'm not ashamed to ask, to invest, if you can give $1, $5, if you can fast a meal and give what that would be.

Senator Martha McSally bravely came forward to tell about her experience of sexual assault in the military.

I strongly believe we cannot take responsibility away from the commanders due to the unique roles commanders play in culture, readiness, good order and discipline, and mission.