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Copyright notice. <|endoftext|>a former army colonel convicted of raping a young female soldier in Afghanistan has been given eight more months in prison — two years longer than he was due to have served. Colonel james wilkerson, 59, of fort bragg, North Carolina pleaded to one count of sexual misconduct but was given three-and-a-half years in us military prison — six months of which he will serve while he is an immediate flight risk. Wilkerson was convicted of raping the 20-year-old at his command in Logan, afghanistan, in october 2012. He was sentenced to 10 years of military confinement, 10 years military probation, and a 250,000 fine. He was released from prison last week after serving less than a year of his sentence. Wilkerson was also a senior judge advocate and a special advisor to the US supreme court before he was arrested in 2012. He retired from the army in July 2015 after serving a total of 25 years. Wilkerson told the court he wanted to apologise to the victim for his actions. "the rape was horrible and traumatic for the victim,” he said. "i am sorry for the harm i caused her and my family. I take full and personal responsibility for what occurred which has caused the victim so much concern." the army will pay wilkerson 25,000 in restitution to the victim in addition to giving him the maximum punishment. He will be dishonourably discharged from the army, according to the army times. The case was closed at the time due to the fact the victim was underage at the time. Wilkerson's defence lawyer joseph lichter argued the sentence and probation would have an adverse impact in “his ability to serve in the armed forces," according to local cbs affiliate wbtv. The case became a cause celebre after the victim gave her first-hand testimony about the attack, which she described as "the worst night of her life". "i had no energy. I couldn't think," the victim told the court at Wilkerson's sentencing hearing. "i started crying and was so scared and embarrassed that he was watching me." a military review board determined the victim was too traumatized to testify but the alleged victim did give an account of the attack and the impact on her. Wilkerson's defence lawyers argued there was a lack of corroboration between his alleged victim's account