Military Rape Crisis Center
Too important to ignore….. Did you know………?
BUT……
Sexual assault remains a pervasive problem for women in the military, including those currently deployed overseas. The military's hierarchy is ill-equipped and unwilling to deal fairly with rape complaints.
AND what are they doing about it currently……………?
According to the Department of Defense's own statistics 74-85% of soldiers convicted of rape or sexual assault leave the military with honorable discharges (meaning the rape conviction does not appear on their record!). Only 2-3% of soldiers accused of rape are ever court-martialed. And only 5-6% of soldiers accused of domestic abuse are ever
court-martialed. In fact several multiple homicides have recently taken place on military bases that have not even been criminally prosecuted!
Department of Defense's definition of Morale Booster, for male soldiers: FEMALE SOLDIERS Take as needed, dispose when finished and continue serving with 'honor' Please remember………… Many suffer in silent shame. Never forget.
**Statistics taken from various sources including studies done by the Department of Veterans Affair (VA).
***A huge thank you to Jessica from www.militarysexualtrauma.org for allowing us to use the following information.**
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