She definately merits a Purple Heart. But, I think the fact of the matter is, they shouldn't have been taken prisoner anyway. The convoy made a wrong turn and then they were not able to defend themselves sufficiently to keep from being captured.
Until I hear that her individual bravery during the time saved both her life and the lives of her fellow comrades (At least temporarily) I think she shouldn't recieve anything different than any of the other men and women taken prisoner. I am not trying to be callous, because she is definately a hero for surviving such a trial, but the Medal of Honor is our highest award, period. Unless the deed for which it is given leaves no doubt in the minds of the public that it was an act of the utmost heroism, selflessness and courage, then it sould not be awarded. Doing so only cheapens the sacrifices other men and women have made.