Kate Campbell

former military police officer

Guest

Former military police officer who left the Marine Corps in 2012.

Kate Campbell on KCRW

Many felt shock and disgust following revelations that nude and degrading photos of female Marines were being circulated on Facebook without their knowledge.

Inside sexist military culture: Former female Marine shares her story

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