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The Department of Defense’s fiscal-year 2007 report describes military sexual assault prevention and response activities and allegations reported from October 2006 through September 2007. It covers policy and program developments, prevention and training, unrestricted and restricted reports, investigation dispositions, and planned work for fiscal year 2008.
The Department of Defense’s calendar-year 2006 report reviews sexual assault allegations involving Armed Forces members and describes the prevention and response policies in place that year. It presents investigation and disposition data, service-level program actions, reporting options, and victim support information, while identifying 2006 as the first full year of data collection for restricted reports.
This chart tracks the Center for Military Readiness’s analysis of Department of Defense cases classified as unfounded or otherwise precluded from command action in annual SAPR reports from 2009 through 2018. The accompanying notes explain its case-count denominators and exclusions, and cite the 2018 report’s 28 percent combined figure for insufficient evidence or allegations deemed unfounded after command or legal review.
This document compiles Department of Defense Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) statistics from annual reports covering 2004 through 2018. Its charts and tables summarize reported allegations, investigations, case dispositions, and trial outcomes, including counts classified as proven or unproven across multiple reporting years.
The Department of Defense’s 2005 report summarizes reported sexual assault allegations involving Armed Forces members and policy responses during that calendar year. It describes the introduction of restricted reporting, investigation and disposition data, and prevention, training, and victim-support actions taken by the department and military services.
The Department of Defense’s 2004 report summarizes reported sexual assault allegations involving Armed Forces members and the services’ prevention and response policies. It presents investigation and disposition data, describes gaps in consistent reporting, and reviews initiatives developed by the department and military services during that year.
