An interesting sub-paragraph:
•Anu Bhagwati, Executive director of the Service Women Action Network (SWAN) referenced the previous year’s SAPRO report for 2012, analyzing 2011 data. before the Senate Armed Services Personnel Subcommittee, “The DoD estimates that 19,300 sexual assaults occurred in 2010, and that while 8,600 victims were female, 10,700 were male.”
more male than female sexual assault victims — Verrrrry Interrrrresting.
It is not really surprising that there were more male than female sexual assaults reported. DADT protected homosexuals, both male and female. In the case of gay females in the military, the officers refused to report woman on woman attacks or even question the attacker. (from anecdotal evidence). I hear that straight women were leaving the military because of the attacks and threats of attacks by other women.
Not surprising that there are more male-on-male sexual assaults, because here are still far more males than females in the Miliatry.