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Military sexual assault cases up slightly in 2020, leaders vow to keep fighting

Military sexual assault cases up slightly in 2020, leaders vow to keep fighting The number of cases in the Army and Marines is up. Navy and Air Force numbers are down. Author: Mike Gooding Updated: 5:42 PM EDT May 18, 2021 In total, there were 6,290 sexual assault reports by service members for incidents that occurred during military service last year. This is up by 1% from the 6,236 service members reports that we received in fiscal year 19, said Pentagon spokesman John Kirby. The Army and Marine Corps saw slight increases in the number of reports, while the Navy and Air Force saw small decreases. This is an issue that has to be addressed, has to be addressed ASAP, said Sen. John Tester (D-Montana).

Is Marxism undermining the US military?

Is Marxism undermining the US military? Jamie McIntyre © Provided by Washington Examiner DOD header 2020 DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION? OR MARXIST INDOCTRINATION: The decision to relieve a junior Space Force commander of his responsibilities at Buckley Air Force Base, Colorado, is fueling growing debate about whether Marxist ideology is poisoning the apolitical tradition of the U.S. military. In an interview on the Steve Gruber Show podcast, Lt. Col. Matthew Lohmeier said, “Since taking command as a commander about 10 months ago, I saw what I consider fundamentally incompatible and competing narratives of what America was, is, and should be that wasn t just prolific on social media or spreading throughout the country during this past year, but it was spreading throughout the United States military, and I had recognized those narratives as being Marxist in nature.”

Is Marxism undermining the US military?

Overnight Defense: Top general drops objection to major change in prosecuting military sexual assault | Supreme Court declines to take up case from former West Point cadet

Overnight Defense: Top general drops objection to major change in prosecuting military sexual assault | Supreme Court declines to take up case from former West Point cadet | Pentagon says small attacks not affecting Afghanistan withdrawal Rebecca Kheel © Greg Nash Overnight Defense: Top general drops objection to major change in prosecuting military sexual assault | Supreme Court declines to take up case from former West Point cadet | Pentagon says small attacks not affecting Afghanistan withdrawal Happy Monday and welcome to Overnight Defense. I m Rebecca Kheel, and here s your nightly guide to the latest developments at the Pentagon, on Capitol Hill and beyond. CLICK HERE to subscribe to the newsletter.

Ignoring bile from Pyongyang, Blinken says US ready to negotiate with North Korea

‘A CALIBRATED, PRACTICAL APPROACH’: Speaking at a meeting of the G-7 foreign ministers in London, Secretary of State Antony Blinken declined to return fire in the wake of incendiary statements from North Korea in reaction to President Joe Biden’s reference to the North’s nuclear program as a “serious threat.”