Posted on Jan 16, 2016
Navy May Allow Sexual Assault Victims to Get Expedited Discharge
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A fast-track discharge upon request for sexual assault victims and a new app that will assist in reporting of sexual harassment and assault are among a handful of new initiatives the Navy is pursuing to crack down on the crime and support survivors.
Navy May Allow Sexual Assault Victims to Get Expedited Discharge
Posted from military.com
Navy
Sexual Assault
Sexual Harassment
Discharge
Posted 9 y ago
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SGT (Join to see) Terrible idea. Now you're going to have accusations coming out of the woodwork.
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SCPO Charles Thomas "Tom" Canterbury
Maybe not. All someone has to do is cry SA and people immediately respond in kind - whether substantiated or groundless accusations. I see folks using this as a way out now. By keeping it restricted - they won't ruin another career and will get what they want.
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PFC Ariel Granet
That was my first thought. I have a dear friend who had a bright and shining career ahead of him. One false accusation made by an E1 who simply wanted a transfer completely ruined him. He lost his house, his family, and his future with the military.
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