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Former cadets allege Coast Guard Academy failed to prevent sex abuse
Administrative complaints filed Thursday seek $10 million each for 13 former cadets who say they were sexually assaulted from the 1980s to recent years.
Marines slam a shrinking amphibious fleet, but the Navy isn’t to blame
The genesis of an amphibious lift shortfall is the Corps’ abandonment of its long-standing requirement for a larger fleet of 38 ships, this Marine says.
By Maj. Gen. Christopher Owens (retired)
VA doctor indicted for sexually assaulting multiple patients
Law enforcement officials said at least four women were abused by the physician.
Sexual assault in the military keeps rising while prosecutions fall
The percentage of non-judicial and administrative punishments is on the rise.
Military sex assault reports rise, even as Army numbers fall
The Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps all had more reports of sexual assault last year than the previous year.
By Lolita C. Baldor, The Associated Press
A letter to the NCOs who saved my life
An Army sergeant writes to the noncommissioned officers who offered protection and comfort after a military sexual trauma.
By Sgt. C
Corps to update training for new amphibious vehicles after mishaps
The transition training unit will include aviators, light armored vehicle crewmen, AAV crewmen and others.
Senators press Fort Hood leaders on investigation into soldier’s death
Private Ana Basaldua Ruiz was found dead on base one month ago.
The Marines want to invest millions in underwater escape training
A new update aims to close loopholes that had left too many Marines unprepared for a water emergency.
Why are our military academies still producing sex offenders?
The Department of Defense’s newest report revealed a steep increase in sex offenses at military service academies.
By Rachel E. VanLandingham and Don Christensen