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Pasco County man shares story of healing decades after military sexual assault altered his life
According to the Department of Defense, there are an estimated 20,000 military sexual assaults per year, but less than 1% result in convictions. Jacob Manning is a military sexual assault survivor and is advocating for laws to change while sharing his own story of healing.
and last updated 2021-03-08 18:30:54-05
NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. â At 19-years-old, Jacob Manning dreamed of making the military a lifelong career.
âIn 1997, I joined the U.S. Army, said Manning. My experience in the military started off as wonderful.â
After basic training, Manning says he was assigned to Fort Drum, New York.
COVID short circuits Pentagon s survey of sexual assault at military academies
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WASHINGTON – The follow-up survey to a devastating report on sexual assaults at the military academies two years ago was short circuited by the COVID-19 pandemic, Pentagon officials said Thursday.
Military officials had planned to conduct in-person surveys at the academies in the spring of 2020 but the pandemic had forced cadets and midshipmen from their campuses to remote learning, Nathan Galbreath, deputy director of the Pentagon s Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office, told reporters.
The Pentagon will wait until April 2022 to conduct the next in-person survey at the academies, the elite, taxpayer-funded institutions with an enrollment of about 12,000 future military officers.