(CNN) -- Reports of sex assault in the U.S. military are up by half, another startling annual figure around a problem the Pentagon believes is still under-reported. But the Defense Department said the sharp year-over-year increase for fiscal 2013 largely reflected steps to encourage more people to come forward if they've been assaulted.
But wait, look at the fine print:
And Pentagon leaders acknowledged they've still got a long way to go, and have put special emphasis on getting male victims to file claims.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/05/01/politics/military-sex-assault/
Hmmmmmm......Two points; that squarely flies in the face of Justice rants that men can't be raped, but more interestingly, indicates the marvelous impact of dropping don't ask don't tell.
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