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The Invisible War

It is estimated that 500,000 female US military personnel have been raped/sexually assaulted by fellow male military personnel, the rapist often being a person in authority. The US military, no matter the branch of the armed forces, generally has a culture of making it as difficult as possible for the women to want to report the incidents, and if they do to have a non-satisfactory process to investigate/review their complaints, where the victims are often charged with some offense while the actual perpetrator is not investigated at all.

A handful of the known victims speak of: the initial excitement of and reason for joining the military; the situation of the rapes, some who have been raped more than one time; what official process they went through to deal with the incident; and the physical and emotion scars of the rape, some of those scars which have been long lasting and lead to attempts of suicide or going AWOL. The latter also includes more often than not the victims' feelings that they are being let down by an organization they trusted.

A few male victims are also interviewed, they who are larger in absolute numbers due to the extreme imbalance in numbers between men and women in the military, and whose issues also include emasculation and homophobia. Examples of how sexual assaults are ingrained into the military, such as what is known as the Tailhook scandal, are presented. The military and political responses to these non-prosecuted rapes are also presented.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Invisible War
	Need Someone	Mary J. Blige: Performer
	The Invisible War	Alberto Bellavia: Performer
	Coney Hill Hospital	Alberto Bellavia: Performer
	The First Day	Alberto Bellavia: Performer
	Meet Constance	Alberto Bellavia: Performer
	Cynthia Dash	Alberto Bellavia: Performer
	A Glass Prison	Alberto Bellavia: Performer
	Rose's Thoughts	Alberto Bellavia: Performer
	Letter for Cynthia	Alberto Bellavia: Performer
	Voices in the Darkness	Alberto Bellavia: Performer
	Albert Park	Alberto Bellavia: Performer
	The Only Survivor	Alberto Bellavia: Performer
	A Forgotten Man and Woman	Alberto Bellavia: Performer
	Thoughts from Hell	Alberto Bellavia: Performer
	Someone in the Shadows	Alberto Bellavia: Performer
	The Tears of Rose	Alberto Bellavia: Performer

User reviews

Donald Jones

5/10

The soundtrack of The Invisible War effectively captures the emotional complexity of the stories shared by the victims, adding a layer of depth to their experiences.

Mary Hall

5/10

The use of subtle melodies and ambient sounds in the soundtrack creates a sense of unease and discomfort, mirroring the disturbing nature of the subject matter.

Linda Perez

5/10

The music in The Invisible War serves as a powerful backdrop to the narratives, amplifying the raw emotions and vulnerability of those who have been impacted by sexual violence in the military.

James Jackson

5/10

The composition of the soundtrack skillfully conveys the sense of betrayal and disillusionment felt by the victims as they navigate a system that fails to protect them.

Joseph Rodriguez

5/10

The soundtrack effectively underscores the resilience and courage of the survivors, providing a sense of hope amidst the darkness of their experiences.

Paul Scott

9/10

Each track evokes a range of emotions, from sorrow and anger to resilience and hope, making it a truly moving and impactful listening experience.

Elizabeth Robinson

9/10

The soundtrack of The Invisible War is a powerful and haunting musical accompaniment that captures the raw emotions and struggles of the victims portrayed in the documentary.

Sarah Walker

5/10

The music in the film enhances the haunting and somber atmosphere, reflecting the pain and trauma endured by survivors of sexual assault in the military.

Linda Davis

10/10

The use of somber melodies and atmospheric sounds creates a sense of unease and tension, perfectly reflecting the difficult and painful experiences of those who have suffered sexual assault in the military.

Linda Davis

6/10

Overall, the musical score of The Invisible War contributes significantly to the film's impact, eliciting empathy and understanding from the audience towards the survivors of military sexual assault.

Carol Evans

10/10

Overall, the soundtrack of The Invisible War not only enhances the storytelling of the documentary but also serves as a poignant reminder of the need for justice and change in addressing sexual assault within the military.

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