The Department of Defense Fiscal Year 2016 Annual Report on Sexual Assault in the Military was provided to Congress on May 1, 2017.

The data provided in the reports serve as the foundation and catalyst for future sexual assault prevention, training, victim care, and accountability goals.

		Department of Defense Fiscal Year 2016 Annual Report on Sexual Assault in the Military
		Appendix A: FY16 Line of Effort Highlights
		Appendix B: Statistical Data on Sexual Assault
		Appendix C: Metrics and Non-Metrics on Sexual Assault
		Appendix D: FY16 Aggregate Data Matrices
		Appendix E: Implementation Status of NDAA for FY16 Pertaining to SAPR
		Appendix F: Status of Secretary of Defense Initiatives
		Appendix G: Safe Helpline Data
		Appendix H: Sexual Harassment Data
		Appendix I: Special Analysis on Social Media
		Appendix J: Domestic Abuse Related Sexual Assault
		Appendix K: Acronym List
		Enclosure 1: Department of the Army
		Enclosure 2: Department of the Navy
		Enclosure 3: Department of the Air Force
		Enclosure 4: National Guard Bureau
		Annex 1: OPA 2016 Workplace and Gender Relations Survey of Active Duty Members Overview Report
		Annex 2: OPA 2016 Military Investigation and Justice Experience Survey Overview Report

The Department of Defense released its eleventh Annual Report on Sexual Harassment and Violence at the Military Service Academies (MSAs) for Academic Program Year (APY) 2015-2016 on March 15, 2017.

The report on the three MSAs provides data on sexual harassment complaints and sexual assault reports involving cadets and/or midshipmen, as well as updates to policies, procedures, and processes implemented in response to sexual harassment and violence during the APY.

		Annual Report on Sexual Harassment and Violence at the Military Service Academies (MSAs) for Academic Program Year (APY) 2015-2016
		Appendix A: DoD Assessment of the United States Military Academy
		Appendix B: DoD Assessment of the United States Naval Academy
		Appendix C: DoD Assessment of the United States Air Force Academy
		Appendix D: Statistical Data on Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment
		Appendix E: APY 15-16 Data Matrices and MSA Case Synopsis
		Appendix F: Acronym List
		Enclosure 1: United States Military Academy Self-Assessment
		Enclosure 2: United States Naval Academy Self-Assessment
		Enclosure 3: United States Air Force Academy Self-Assessment
		OPA 2016 Service Academy Gender Relations Survey - Overview Report

The Department of Defense released its ninth Annual Report on Sexual Harassment and Violence at the Military Service Academies (MSA) for Academic Program Year 2013-2014 on February 10, 2015.

The reports at the three U.S. MSAs provide data on reported sexual assaults involving cadets and/or midshipmen, as well as policies, procedures and processes implemented in response to sexual harassment and violence during the Academic Program Year.

• Academic Program Year 2014-2015
• Academic Program Year 2013-2014 (13 MB) - Executive Summary (2 MB)
• Academic Program Year 2012-2013
• Academic Program Year 2011-2012
• Academic Program Year 2010-2011
• Academic Program Year 2009-2010
• Academic Program Year 2008-2009
• Academic Program Year 2007-2008
• Academic Program Year 2006-2007
• Academic Program Year 2005-2006

To assist in addressing the crime of sexual assault within the Military, the DoD and various Service branches conduct comprehensive annual sexual assault assessments and issue reports. The data provided in the reports serve as the foundation and catalyst for future sexual assault prevention, training, victim care and accountability goals.

This archive represents Annual Reports on Sexual Assault in the Military issued in previous years. The corresponding research reports by year can be found here.

• Fiscal Year 2015 (23.3 MB)
• Fiscal Year 2014 (20.3 MB)
• Fiscal Year 2013 (39 MB)
• Fiscal Year 2012-Volume One (26 MB)
• Fiscal Year 2012-Volume Two (8.5 MB)
• Fiscal Year 2011 (28.0 MB)
• Fiscal Year 2010 (12.5 MB)
• Fiscal Year 2009 (23.2 MB)
• Fiscal Year 2009 Summary (390 KB)
• Fiscal Year 2009 Accomplishments (262 KB)
• Fiscal Year 2008 (1.3 MB)
• Fiscal Year 2008 Case Synopsis (0.2 MB)
• Fiscal Year 2007 (0.9 MB)
• Calendar Year 2006 (5.32 MB)
• Calendar Year 2005 (2.34 MB)
• Calendar Year 2004 (5.85 MB)

In December 2013, President Barack Obama directed the Department of Defense to prepare a comprehensive report detailing major improvements in the prevention of and response to sexual assault in the military, including reforms to the military justice system.

In response, the Department prepared a report detailing its proactive and comprehensive approach, issued in November 2014. Find the Report, its appendices, enclosures and annexes below as individual documents for convenient access. For an Executive Summary of the Report, click here.

		Department of Defense Report to the President of the United States on Sexual Assault Prevention and Response
		Appendix A - Provisional Statistical Data on Sexual Assault
		Appendix B - Provisional Metrics on Sexual Assault
		Appendix C - List of Acronyms
		Enclosure 1 - Department of the Army
		Enclosure 2 - Department of Navy
		Enclosure 3 - Department of Air Force
		Enclosure 4 - National Guard Bureau
		Enclosure 5 - United States Coast Guard
		Annex 1 - 2014 Military Workplace Study (RAND)
		Annex 2 - 2014 Survivor Experience Survey (DMDC)
		Annex 3 - 2014 Department of Defense Report of Focus Groups on Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (DMDC)
		Annex 4 - Analysis of Military Justice Reform (OGC)
		Annex 5 - 2014 Military Workplace Study – United States Coast Guard (RAND)

The Special Victims Capability (SVC) Report describes the plans and timelines for establishing special victims capabilities in each Military Department, along with an assessment of those plans and timelines for certain special victim offenses including sexual assault.

• Special Victims Capability Report - Dec. 12, 2013

  This report outlines how the established Special Victims Capability will enable the Department of Defense to deliver a distinct, recognizable group of professionals collaborating to provide effective, timely, and responsive worldwide victim support, and a capability to investigate and prosecute allegations of certain special victim offenses including domestic abuse, child abuse and sexual assault. The report fulfills a requirement in the National Defense Authorization Act, Fiscal Year (FY) 2013, section 573 of Public Law 112-239.