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Navy Presentation for DTFSAMS..................................................................
(This is a fairly long but all inclusive presentation unlike most of the
others.)
(General Sexual Assault Procedures, Definitions and Guidelines)
Air Force Medical Services Presentation for DTFSAMS..............................
(How the medical personnel handle these cases)
Air Force Military Police Presentation for DTFSAMS...................................
(An explanation of how the MPs are to handle sexual assault cases)
Air Force Chaplains Presentation for DTFSAMS..........................................
(Chaplains role in sexual assault situations)
Air Force CID Process Presentation for DTFSAMS......................................
(CIDs role in the investigation)
Army CID Brief for DTFSAMS......................................................................
Army Legal Briefing for DTFSAMS...............................................................
Army Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program Presentation
for DTFSAMS.................................................................................................
Army SAPR Program Overview Update Presentation for DTFSAMS..........
MEDCOM Army Medical Services Presentation for DTFSAMS..................
Army Chaplain Presentation for DTFSAMS.................................................
Veterans Administration (VA) Care for Mental Health Problems Related
to Military Sexual Trauma Presentation for DTFSAMS................................
Alliance for National Defense talk for DTFSAMS.........................................
USMC Briefing for DTFSAMS........................................................................
The Defense Incident-Based Reporting System (DIBRS) Brief for
DTFSAMS......................................................................................................
Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office (SAPRO) Presentation
for DTFSAMS.................................................................................................
2006 Workplace and Gender Relations Survey of Active Duty Members
Presentation for DTFSAMS............................................................................
(This is a fairly long but all inclusive presentation unlike most of the
others.)
(General Sexual Assault Procedures, Definitions and Guidelines)
Air Force Medical Services Presentation for DTFSAMS..............................
(How the medical personnel handle these cases)
Air Force Military Police Presentation for DTFSAMS...................................
(An explanation of how the MPs are to handle sexual assault cases)
Air Force Chaplains Presentation for DTFSAMS..........................................
(Chaplains role in sexual assault situations)
Air Force CID Process Presentation for DTFSAMS......................................
(CIDs role in the investigation)
Army CID Brief for DTFSAMS......................................................................
Army Legal Briefing for DTFSAMS...............................................................
Army Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program Presentation
for DTFSAMS.................................................................................................
Army SAPR Program Overview Update Presentation for DTFSAMS..........
MEDCOM Army Medical Services Presentation for DTFSAMS..................
Army Chaplain Presentation for DTFSAMS.................................................
Veterans Administration (VA) Care for Mental Health Problems Related
to Military Sexual Trauma Presentation for DTFSAMS................................
Alliance for National Defense talk for DTFSAMS.........................................
USMC Briefing for DTFSAMS........................................................................
The Defense Incident-Based Reporting System (DIBRS) Brief for
DTFSAMS......................................................................................................
Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office (SAPRO) Presentation
for DTFSAMS.................................................................................................
2006 Workplace and Gender Relations Survey of Active Duty Members
Presentation for DTFSAMS............................................................................
These are the slides and notes of the speakers at the DTFSAMS (Defense Task Force
for These are all in PowerPoint format so you must have that to download them! They
are not locked BUT I did not edit, add commentary or do anything to them and I
retain the originals. If you ‘open’ rather than ‘save’ PowerPoint isn’t necessary. To
access the next page or move the presentation forward if you ‘open’ the file keep
pressing the right arrow key and it will move you through the presentation at your
pace. If it has difficulty loading just 'Refresh' your page and it should load.
These presentations are not going anywhere and will in fact be added to in the
future. If you have any problems downloading them please email me and I can
email or attempt to fix any problems.
WARNING: To those who have seen these regulations, or versions thereof, may
be triggered by reading these. Please take that into account when looking at
them.
If there are any questions please email me at info_can_save@yahoo.com. Please ask
my permission before any republishing or public presentations referring to or
containing any/all of these papers or their contents.
for These are all in PowerPoint format so you must have that to download them! They
are not locked BUT I did not edit, add commentary or do anything to them and I
retain the originals. If you ‘open’ rather than ‘save’ PowerPoint isn’t necessary. To
access the next page or move the presentation forward if you ‘open’ the file keep
pressing the right arrow key and it will move you through the presentation at your
pace. If it has difficulty loading just 'Refresh' your page and it should load.
These presentations are not going anywhere and will in fact be added to in the
future. If you have any problems downloading them please email me and I can
email or attempt to fix any problems.
WARNING: To those who have seen these regulations, or versions thereof, may
be triggered by reading these. Please take that into account when looking at
them.
If there are any questions please email me at info_can_save@yahoo.com. Please ask
my permission before any republishing or public presentations referring to or
containing any/all of these papers or their contents.
Our Military has a Problem with Rape!
So if you or someone you know is considering joining the military you should know
the following
• 25 % of women will be sexually assaulted on a college campus.
• 12 % of women will be raped while in college.
• 66 % of women in the military REPORT sexual assault
• 27 % of women in the military are REPORTED raped
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?……………
Not Much 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 assault conviction does not appear on their record!). Only 2-3% of
soldiers accused of rape are ever go to court martial. And only 5-6% of soldiers
accused of domestic abuse are ever go to court martial. In fact several multiple
homicides have recently taken place on military bases that have not even been
criminally prosecuted!
*Statistics taken from Pentagon Stats, DoD, and RAINN backed up numbers.
So if you or someone you know is considering joining the military you should know
the following
• 25 % of women will be sexually assaulted on a college campus.
• 12 % of women will be raped while in college.
• 66 % of women in the military REPORT sexual assault
• 27 % of women in the military are REPORTED raped
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?……………
Not Much 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 assault conviction does not appear on their record!). Only 2-3% of
soldiers accused of rape are ever go to court martial. And only 5-6% of soldiers
accused of domestic abuse are ever go to court martial. In fact several multiple
homicides have recently taken place on military bases that have not even been
criminally prosecuted!
*Statistics taken from Pentagon Stats, DoD, and RAINN backed up numbers.
• 23% of women have experienced military sexual assault
• 11% of women have experienced rape
• 1.2% of men have experienced rape
• Service branch with the highest percentage of women reporting sexual trauma:
Army (recently changed from Marine Corps)
• 20% of women seeking care at VA facilities have experienced sexual trauma
• 1% of men seeking care at VA facilities have experienced sexual trauma
• 8.3 percentage of women report lifetime PTSD related to MST
• More than half of the incidents took place at a military work site and during duty
hours
• The majority of the offenders in these cases were military personnel
• Factors that increase risk of sexual assault for active duty females include
presence of officers who condone or allow sexual harassment and unwanted sexual
attention
Sources:
-Department of Defense: 2006 Annual Report on Military Services Sexual Assault [pdf]
-Department of Veterans Affairs, "Military Sexual Trauma Among The Reserve Components Of The Armed
Forces"
-American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 2003. "Factors associated with women's risk of rape in the military
environment." Sadler, Anne, et al.
Sexual Trauma in the Armed Forces
• Number of sexual assaults reported in 2006: 2,947
• Number of sexual assaults by service members reported in 2006: 1,167
• Number of sexual assaults reported in 2007: 2,714
• Number of sexual assaults by service members reported in 2007: 2,085
-Please note that the numbers above are unrestricted reports which means they have
to tell everything. In the civilian world only 40% of women are willing to even report
the incident to the police. (numbers according to RAINN) From my experience it's a
much lower percentage reporting assault or rape in the military.
*PBS NOW http://www.pbs.org/now/shows/336/fact-check-military-sexual-trauma.html
• 11% of women have experienced rape
• 1.2% of men have experienced rape
• Service branch with the highest percentage of women reporting sexual trauma:
Army (recently changed from Marine Corps)
• 20% of women seeking care at VA facilities have experienced sexual trauma
• 1% of men seeking care at VA facilities have experienced sexual trauma
• 8.3 percentage of women report lifetime PTSD related to MST
• More than half of the incidents took place at a military work site and during duty
hours
• The majority of the offenders in these cases were military personnel
• Factors that increase risk of sexual assault for active duty females include
presence of officers who condone or allow sexual harassment and unwanted sexual
attention
Sources:
-Department of Defense: 2006 Annual Report on Military Services Sexual Assault [pdf]
-Department of Veterans Affairs, "Military Sexual Trauma Among The Reserve Components Of The Armed
Forces"
-American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 2003. "Factors associated with women's risk of rape in the military
environment." Sadler, Anne, et al.
Sexual Trauma in the Armed Forces
• Number of sexual assaults reported in 2006: 2,947
• Number of sexual assaults by service members reported in 2006: 1,167
• Number of sexual assaults reported in 2007: 2,714
• Number of sexual assaults by service members reported in 2007: 2,085
-Please note that the numbers above are unrestricted reports which means they have
to tell everything. In the civilian world only 40% of women are willing to even report
the incident to the police. (numbers according to RAINN) From my experience it's a
much lower percentage reporting assault or rape in the military.
*PBS NOW http://www.pbs.org/now/shows/336/fact-check-military-sexual-trauma.html
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