Topic - Nate Galbreath

Galbreath said the department also is now able to link sexual assaults to military readiness.

Sexual assault reports in the U.S. military fell last year, fueled by a big drop in the Army →

“But some are still hesitant to act and intervene,” said Nate Galbreath, acting director of the Defense Department’s Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office.

Sex assault reports at military academies rise after in-person classes return →