Problems at the USNA

[Guest sickels101]

Looks like the Navy is going to get some attention like the Air Force did a few years ago. These things are never good for anyone involved.

https://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=2339317

[R-Dub]

Just great, here we go again...

[Shut up 'n color]

And of course they won't be able to talk about this story w/out continuously bringing up USAFA and it's claims from years ago. Seems like we won't ever stop with the negative publicity.

[PapaJu]

Originally posted by Shut up 'n color:

And of course they won't be able to talk about this story w/out continuously bringing up USAFA and it's claims from years ago. Seems like we won't ever stop with the negative publicity.

Well knowing the media, they'll probably just connect it to the Navy Tailhook thing from the early 90s instead. :rolleyes:

[Guest jtpuro]

Here we go:

https://sports.yahoo.com/ncaaf/news?slug=ap...ov=ap&type=lgns

"The military academies have been under scrutiny since 2003, when women at the Air Force Academy in Colorado began coming forward with accusations that they had been sexually assaulted by fellow cadets over the previous decade and were ignored or ostracized by commanders when they spoke out."

[zrooster99]

sexually assaulted by fellow cadets over the previous decade and were ignored or ostracized by commanders when they spoke out."

How could women AT the AFA have been sexually assaulted OVER THE PREVIOUS DECADE? In fact, in no case were they ignored or ostracized...man I guess you can write WTF ever you want regardless of how little it may resemble reality...

[ 24. February 2006, 10:31: Message edited by: zrooster99 ]