Most Air Force, Army, and Naval Academy cadets say they feel safe from on- and off-campus sexual harassment, according to DOD’s just released 2006 survey at the military schools. Of the 2,080 females and 3, 969 males who responded, about 9.5 percent of the women and 1.2 percent of the men at the Air Force Academy in Colorado said they’d experienced unwanted sexual contact during the 2006 academic year. The survey measured five categories of unwanted, gender-related behaviors: sexist behavior, crude or offensive behavior, unwanted sexual attention, sexual coercion, and unwanted sexual contact. The majority of the students polled said they’d received training in sexual-assault prevention and response in the year prior to taking the survey.
Anti-Jamming GPS Upgrades Coming This Year
April 29, 2025
Everything’s coming together to make 2025 a pivotal year in the Space Force’s long-running effort to make GPS resistant to jamming, a senior service official said April 29. “That entire architecture is really focused now on meeting the anti-jam and spoofing threat,” Cordell A. DeLaPena, program executive officer for military communications…