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In reversal of recent years, military sex assault reports drop
A confidential survey also found a 19% drop in the number service members who said they'd experienced some type of unwanted sexual contact.
By Lolita C. Baldor, The Associated Press
Wisconsin Guard leader pledges to follow recommendations of sexual assault investigation
The Wisconsin National Guard has been shaken by recent allegations of officers brushing off sexual assault complaints and retaliating against victims for reporting incidents.
Investigators to brief Wisconsin National Guard leader on sex probe
Federal investigators plan to brief the Wisconsin National Guard's top commander this weekend on findings from a seven-month review of the Guard's sexual assault reporting and investigation protocols, Gov. Tony Evers said Thursday in a letter to legislative leaders.
Suspended Army recruiter set to be discharged in wake of sexual assault conviction, prison escape attempt
"He is in the process of being administratively discharged from the Army based on the civilian convictions," an Army spokeswoman said.
By Kyle Rempfer
Former soldier acquitted of sexual assault looks to reverse his other-than-honorable discharge
“If convicted on one of the sexual battery charges, it would have been mandatory life in prison,” one attorney said. “So the stakes were extremely high.”
By Kyle Rempfer
These maps can help you figure out your burn pit exposure risk
It can be tough to get treatment for burn pit exposure, but this project helps service members and veterans pinpoint the Pentagon documents that detail their risks.
Older vets need more than just appreciation
We need to ensure older veterans get the care and compensation they earned and deserve, says the author of this commentary.
By David Benhoff
Marine deserter added to FBI’s wanted list as Facebook group supporting him hits 1,050 members
Some group comments question the official version of events, but most want to see the 22-year-old Marine continue his run or at least to avoid a tragic ending.
By Todd South
Veterans suicide prevention proposal turns into bitter fight between Congress and VA
Plan for community mental health grants for veterans has devolved into partisan fighting and anger.
Should service in Iraq and Afghanistan be a recognized health hazard for vets applying for benefits?
Sens. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, and Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., have teamed on a bill that would help veterans apply for VA benefits.
By Patricia Kime
Florida Guard leader promises action on sexual misconduct scandal
Air Force Maj. Gen. James Eifert's message to his troops comes after a media report in March revealed the Guard was facing ongoing investigations into allegations of sexual misconduct and coverups that date back a decade.
By Howard Altman