More On Sexual Assault

The idea of stripping commanders of that responsibility is advancing quickly both on Capitol Hill and at the Pentagon.

The reforms come in the wake of devastating reports about how the Army failed Spc. Vanessa Guillen.

The 70-year-old policy bars service members from suing the federal government.

A bill introduced by Sen. Gillibrand would remove military commanders from the role of prosecuting sexual assault crimes.

The Army's People First Task Force unveiled actions underway to transform the service's sexual harassment and assault...

Perceived retaliation against service members who are victims of sexual assault is rampant in the military, a new study from...

Rosenthal said the Independent Review Commission will look at what hasn't been tried to stop sexual violence in the military.

The current Army SHARP/EO program structure does not allow career continuation or progression.

The commission's most pressing task is finding ways to hold those who have committed sexual assault accountable.

Out of 41 received recommendations, the seven deemed best by XVIII Airborne Corps panelists were announced this week.