Disregarding New Pentagon Report Tracking Soaring Sexual Assaults, DoD Plans to Extend Problems Into Combat Arms
The following comments may be attributed to Elaine Donnelly, President of the Center for Military Readiness. Mrs. Donnelly served as a member of the 1992 Presidential Commission on the Assignment of Women in the Armed Forces, which Congress established to research and make recommendations on all issues involving women in combat.
"The recent Report of the Defense Department Office of Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office (SAPRO) chronicles a record of abject failure that is getting worse. Instead of pausing to seriously re-evaluate flawed policies, the Obama Administration is ordering the armed forces to extend escalating misconduct problems into "tip of the spear" combat arms units such as Army and Marine infantry and Special Operations Forces.
"Data and graphs published in both volumes of the annual SAPRO Report for 2013 reveal disastrous consequences of many years of social experiments with human sexuality in our military. For example: (Download PDF for full content)
"The recent Report of the Defense Department Office of Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office (SAPRO) chronicles a record of abject failure that is getting worse. Instead of pausing to seriously re-evaluate flawed policies, the Obama Administration is ordering the armed forces to extend escalating misconduct problems into "tip of the spear" combat arms units such as Army and Marine infantry and Special Operations Forces.
"Data and graphs published in both volumes of the annual SAPRO Report for 2013 reveal disastrous consequences of many years of social experiments with human sexuality in our military. For example: (Download PDF for full content)
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