Posted on May 16, 2024
Military Sexual Assaults Have Declined, Marking the First Significant Progress for Prevention...
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The military has made progress over the past year in reducing the number of sexual assaults in the ranks -- the first time there's been a reduction in nearly 10 years.
The news comes from the release of the Defense Department's annual report on sexual assault in the military, which found that approximately 29,000 active-duty members were sexually assaulted in the past year -- about 15,000 women and almost 14,000 men -- out of a force of nearly 1.3 million service members.
The news comes from the release of the Defense Department's annual report on sexual assault in the military, which found that approximately 29,000 active-duty members were sexually assaulted in the past year -- about 15,000 women and almost 14,000 men -- out of a force of nearly 1.3 million service members.
Military Sexual Assaults Have Declined, Marking the First Significant Progress for Prevention...
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SHARP
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That's what's reported...I guarantee there's many more not reported still.
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Except when a woman reports an assault she is being chaptered out. That is how they are looking better. Other women see this and keep quiet. Again Leadership has failed the Women who serve.
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SFC Kelly Fuerhoff
Not always true. I was a BN and BDE SARC and that never happened in my unit to anyone who reported. Male or female. (Yes I had a couple men report).
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