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The Pentagon says sexual assault in the active-duty U.S. force has declined compared with levels last measured in 2021, marking the first decrease in nearly a decade.

Thousands fewer active-duty service members experienced sexual assaults or sexual harassment last year than in 2021, according to a Pentagon report released Thursday.

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The number of U.S. service members who committed suicide in 2022 was less than the year before, but the fluctuating size of the military led to a slight increase in the department's rate of suicide.

In a surprising move, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has announced that the Pentagon will not impose age restrictions or waiting periods on the purchase of firearms and ammunition on military bases, n...

Including unit leaders in more suicide prevention training and increasing mental health services are just two of the more than 100 recommendations that the Pentagon said will be implemented in the next seven years to help address the suicide crisis in the military.

The Pentagon has decided to put its suicide prevention efforts into gun locks.

The Pentagon will implement changes at the military service academies to stem an increase in sexual assaults.