Domestic violence within the military and honoring first U.S. Black generals | Eye on America
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- In Washington, D.C., we speak with veterans demanding the military improve its handling of domestic violence cases. Then in California, we introduce you to the father-son duo who were the first Black generals in the U.S. military. Watch these stories and more on "Eye on America" with host Michelle Miller.
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I know all too well how it has affected my family member.
That person has had to completely start over. As a spouse, she had to get out of her situation.
I am helping her pick up the pieces of her shattered soul.
She has PTSD from all of the trauma she has been through.
She has proof of all of it. Yet afraid to speak. A union with a man who has narcissistic personality disorder.
As a manl, I find this deeply disheartening. It is my sincere hope that those responsible are held fully accountable under both military and civilian law. Their actions betray any sense of honor, as does the failure of authorities to address these issues. I commend CBS for shedding light on this matter.
A childhood friend's mom was being abused by his military dad. It got so bad, the mom ended up leaving and moved into our spare bedroom after reporting several times. They lived on base, so his commanders knew. This was the late 80's/early 90's. I'm sad this is still happening.
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Yes Thanks for sharing. We need more organizations like this for our first responders, too.
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Thanks for a good report. On the DV in the military piece: this is an important issue that needs to be addressed. Who were the "inspectors general"? Were they independent or under some kind of pressure to produce favorable results to the men who violated? Many, especially men, make light of actions like these but it can be very serious to those who have been violated. Case in point - Vanessa Guillen. Whether anyone has the guts enough to admit it or not, domestic violence seriously undermines and compromises our military in many ways. It can undermine readiness, corrode cohesiveness, certainly degrades family relationships of our military families, diminishes our women in the armed forces, etc. A few years ago, there was sensible legislation to relieve some of these issues. How is it being monitored? Has it helped the way it was intended? Are people really trying to improve this or are they just making more excuses? What's being done to support people with the potential to do violence like this; i.e., support groups, therapy, etc.? This also speaks to issues of trust. If the military needs to recruit more people, people have to know the higher ups will have their backs. Otherwise, why join? Hello?
Thanks for bringing attention to this. Please don't let this one slip through the cracks. It needs to be revisited once in awhile.
They protect their own...
You talk about their name being erased. But you could have put their name in this title.
Thank for sharing video
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Instead of pointing out color how about just honoring them like anyone else
If we omit their colour, we'd be lying by omission. Are you ok with lying about history?
@@major_kukri2430 what does the color of their skin have to do with their service? Only racists point out race.
@@anthonywilson4181 Important question here. Have you studied much US history at all? Also, are you American?
@@major_kukri2430 yes I have studied us history. After electing our first black president I'm appalled that politicians and corporate media outlets are still gaslighting racism instead of acknowledging merit based accomplishments.
They were not honoured because of their colour, that's why they need to emphasize their colour now.
The military doesn't have jails for domestic violence assailants. We do have correction facilities, but that's more like a mini-prison for convicted military members. Military police don't really have the authority to arrest domestic offenders when there's no jail or place to hold them for more than 24 hours. I've known a fellow female Soldier call about domestic violence from her civilIan husband, (he was physically abusing her), and all the Army could do was have him held in the MP's holding facility overnight. He came home the next day! I've also seen a civilian husband beg the MP's for help, (his wife was a Soldier.) He, the domestic violence victim, somehow ended up being kicked out of his on-post home because the rules, the commanders can also put the assailant Soldier into a spare room in the barracks to separate the couple to "cool down." After the one night, she came back home to kick him out and made him homeless. It was shameful how the MP's did nothing for him. I was young and ignorant then, and didn't know how to help him. But I know the answer now. The MP's should've called his wife's command to get the involved since the spouse couldn't kick him out of on-post housing. Simply put, the DoD needs to put more correction facilities, with the correct jurisdiction, to hold domestically violent Military members for longer than 24 hours. And they need to have the Family Readiness Group and Chaplin Unit Ministry Team have the funds and means to move the victims away from their violent military spouse.
Thank you for giving us Real news Congratulations to the Davis family I hope the military finally paid your family along with the building in your Honor.
And the domestic violence in the military that's a really sad and very upsetting demoralizing situation as if these real life stories meant nothing to the suppose to be leaders, these people should not have gotten promoted nor should there be some still serving, Just imagine what they have done to women across the world in private Simple Shameless, As an American I point at these perpetrator's and the leaders with this knowledge SHAME on you and Pay these women, ALL of across the nation SMH just disgraceful.
Great story. Amazing life. What a rip off they refused to pay for the level of accomplishment.
How did he miss Celes King III? To the Tuskegee Airmen he was the most famous as he was civil rights along with MLK. Celes King III was an advisor to Eisenhower, Nixon, and Reagan. MLK Blvd. in L.A. was changed by Celes King III along with the MLK Parade.
I was at the last Tuskegee Airmen's Reunion in Riverside. I went with Celes King IV. He and I were The Congress of Racial Equality of California (CORE-CA). I was the Director of Policy. Celes King IV told me about this and I thought he was kidding and yet I really wanted to not miss this opportunity to meet these incredible people. He told me they would not start the meeting until he arrived. I thought he was joking until we went through the doorway. The entire room froze and turned to watch us enter and then the meeting started. I am seldom overwhelmed, but, in their presence I was overwhelmed to be with all of them left. About the only other white people there were some of those who were in the bombers they protected. I asked the first African-American allowed to fly a jet in combat in Korea "What was the difference in tactics you used in Europe next to Korea." He answered "It's just a plane shoot it down." With that the entire place erupted in laughter. Do a piece on Celes King III, his military service which led to a generalship, and his massive effect on civil rights.
Thanks for this story. They are so important to our future.
Wow! To the brave and courageous men I believe whom were stationed out of SWFL?
Guy looks so nice! Genuine, and like a huge teddy bear! But make no mistake he’s a bad A$$ Motha!!! Respect to you sir thank you for your service
The guy in the thumbnail looks like he's been through alot.
He probably has.
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Reporting on Domestic violence in same-sex relationships in the military would be a great story.
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What do you tell a woman with two black eyes ?
And of course youtube censored me, in typical youtube fashion
@@user-bm6xz6pq5z Why you have two black eyes?
You already told her twice
@@anthonywilson4181 Ok
What do you call a woman with one black eye ?
@@frankcerveny4722 don't make me tell you again.
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Can't the ladies sued them for civil law suit?? And make them 'FAMOUS'