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Trina McDonald

Was drugged and raped repeatedly by the military police on her remote Naval station in Adak, Alaska. McDonald is one of the subjects of the new documentary, The Invisible War.

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The Invisible War: New Film Exposes Rape, Sexual Assault Epidemic in U.S. Military

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