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Episode 3 | 12m 24s
After a sexual assault scandal at the Tailhook convention rocked the Navy in 1991, one female officer, Paula Coughlin, launched a campaign to change military culture.
Aired: 10/14/19
Expires: 10/06/26
Video has closed captioning.
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