Marines caught sharing photos of female colleague draw anger

Name: Marines caught sharing photos of female colleague draw anger
Uploaded: 2017-03-11T00:19:46Z
Duration: P326S
Description: It started with a private Facebook page that had hundreds of explicit photographs of female Marines, accompanied by obscene, degrading comments. Women who have so far been identified said it had been done without their consent. Military officials have launched an investigation. William Brangham gets reaction from retired Col. Mary Reinwald of Leatherneck Magazine.

Clip: 03/10/2017 | 5m 26s

It started with a private Facebook page that had hundreds of explicit photographs of female Marines, accompanied by obscene, degrading comments. Women who have so far been identified said it had been done without their consent. Military officials have launched an investigation. William Brangham gets reaction from retired Col. Mary Reinwald of Leatherneck Magazine.

Aired: 03/10/17

Rating: NR

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Marines caught sharing photos of female colleague draw anger

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