"Retired Navy Capt. Lory Manning, director of government relations for the Service Women’s Action Network, called the information in the most recent report “disheartening,” given that the academies exist to educate the future leaders of the armed forces.

“As the Service Academies initiate the changes recommended last July by the Independent Review Commission on Sexual Misconduct and approved by Congress in December, I hope reports of sexual assaults committed by students at our Service Academies will become a thing of the past,” Manning wrote in an email to Military.com."

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