Necessity drives. I would personally interrogate a terrorist with a blowtorch and pair of rusty pliers if time was short and lives were at stake--the lives of loved ones or innocent strangers alike. That wasn't the case with England and her cohorts. What they did had no interrogative value and no military purpose I could see. They acted without orders or sense. She and the others deserve whatever they get. They dishonored American soldiers everywhere and fueled the resistance of our enemies.
What they did had no interrogative value and no military purpose I could see That may be true. And if so, they are guilty of incompetence, not a crime worthy of jail time, let alone more jail time than a child molester or rapist.
In fact, what you would do to a terrorist may well constitute abuse worthy of jail time. I understand you how you feel that way. But, given that you do, how in the world can you support seeing this woman going to jail when he motive was to save American lives?