Lt. Col. Martha McSally is a decorated pilot with the U.S. Air Force stationed in Saudi Arabia and a Christian. McSally objected to the military policy requiring all servicewomen to wear a Muslim abaya when off base. The abaya is a head-to-toe black Muslim robe, worn as a sign of a woman's subordination to men. As a result of a lawsuit by McSally and the Rutherford Institute, Congress enacted legislation prohibiting the military from requiring the wearing of the abaya.
Rutherford Institute Attorneys Appeal to U.S. Supreme Court on Behalf of Decorated U.S. Fighter Pilot & Evangelical Christian
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