The Invisible War Behind Closed Doors Inside Barracks David J. Gargiulo University of North Georgia Abstract During women/s occupation within the branches of armed services in the United States, soldiers (both men and women) are sexually assaulted and raped regardless of location, rank, sex, and branch. Most cases are not reported or looked over, but the ones that are looked into usually are not taken seriously or simply open-shut investigations. The Invisible War goes into detail on the few women where the cases were so severe that legal action was taken place to national government and allows you to see a portion of their lives after the incidents even after officials have said that they will look into the investigations and prevent rape occurrences from happening. Live fast live loud live proud stay dirty Of all the women that are interviewed during this documentary, one man comes forward speaking about an occurrence that had happened to him showing that its not just men going after women, but also men targeting men. Even after congressional meetings, the numbers still kept climbing further questioning the United States government on how seriously these incidents are being taken.

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The Invisible War Behind Closed Doors Inside Barracks The movie starts with a couple of armed service commercials used inviting women to join the service and immediately goes into a few women talking about their rape such as Kori Cioca, Jessica Hinves, Robin LaFayette, Lt. Ariana Klay, and one man, Live fast live loud live proud stay dirty  Michael Matthews. The English Patient (1996) tells the story of a badly burned pilot, (Count Laszlo de Almásy) who is being taken cared of by a young war nurse (Hana) and experiences a series of flashbacks that reverts him back to a world of love, betrayal, and passion. Love is explicitly shown throughout the entire film and can be considered the backbone of the film. The story can be seen as a tragedy as was the story of the beloved doomed lovers Romeo and Juliet. The characters, plot, and the themes of the film The English Patient (1996) showcases the human nature of love. The plot of The English Patient (1996) can be seen as tragedy. The film takes place around the late 1930s and early 1940s (World War II). The opening scene is a plane being shot down in the middle of desert; a very badly burned victim is carried out of the wreckage who is surprisingly still alive.

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The victim somehow ends up in the hands of armed British Forces. He does not have any recount of who he is but can speak fluent English. A war nurse that goes by the name of Hana, assumes responsibility for the burn victim and takes care of him in an abandoned building so he can reside in peace. Live fast live loud live proud stay dirty  They are later on joined by Kip, a Sikh sapper in the British Army who defuses bombs and has a love affair with Hana before leaving, and David Caravaggio, a Canadian Intelligence Corps operative who is questioned by Germans and had his thumbs cut of by a German interrogator. Throughout the film David Caravaggio questions the victim. A person gender or sexuality does not discriminate which person it belongs to but others discriminate against it. Gender has many inequalities that have been in the appearance for decades. Gender inequality is the unequal treatment of individuals based on their gender. In a work place there are numerous cases of gender inequality; gender plays a major role when it comes to the work force. Various studies show how there is a “gender pay gap,” between men and women.

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