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Civilian inquiry examines Air Force scandal.(News Watch)(Brief Article)
Female cadets were aghast at testimony by former leaders of the Air Force Academy who denied ignoring their complaints and then punishing them for reporting being raped by fellow cadets.
After a public hearing before an independent panel investigating how leaders handled the allegations of rape, former cadets accused their former commanders of lying.
"We all had a jaw-dropping moment when they said they had never punished any of us for reporting a rape," said former cadet Beth Davis.
At least 60 women have reported being assaulted since the scandal broke this year, after which the Air Force launched at least three investigations, replaced top leaders and set up a new system for handling allegations of assault.
Rep. Tillie Fowler of Florida, who heads the civilian panel, told former and current commanders that the female ...
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- NCAA inquiry examines recruitment of Okafor, Clemons.(St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
- Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service Coats, Bill August 22, 2003 700+ words
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- NCAA inquiry examines recruitment of Okafor, Clemons.
- Newspaper article from: St. Louis Post-Dispatch (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service) August 22, 2003 700+ words
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- Magazine article from: Chemical Market Reporter June 10, 2002 700+ words
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- Newspaper article from: The Washington Post Yolanda Woodlee August 11, 1996 700+ words
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- U.S. AIR FORCE PROVIDES RESTRUCTURING DETAILS
- Press release article from: PR Newswire December 13, 1991 700+ words
U.S. AIR FORCE PROVIDES RESTRUCTURING DETAILS WASHINGTON...13 /PRNewswire/ -- Secretary of the Air Force Donald B. Rice announced today more details on the restructure of three of the Air Force's major commands into two new commands...
- Air Force begins new era in technical integration.
- Magazine article from: Communications News January 1, 1991 700+ words
AIR FORCE BEGINS NEW ERA IN TECHNICAL INTEGRATION Air Force Communications Command began a new era in its history...restructured AFCC continue to play a vital role in enhancing Air Force combat capability. As hush-hush as military strategists...
