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Stop Our Sexual Assault in the Military Act

Source: Congress.gov  ·  360 words in original text
This bill requires members of the Armed Forces serving on active duty to receive self defense training focused on fighting sexual assault. The training must happen once a month as part of their regular physical training. The bill does not add any extra training days beyond what service members already complete.
Members of the Armed Forces serving on active duty.
• Each month, one day of physical training for active duty service members must include self defense training designed to combat sexual assault (Sec. 2) • The bill does not increase the total number of training days required for active duty service members (Sec. 2)
If this bill becomes law, one monthly physical training day for active duty service members will shift to include self defense training to combat sexual assault instead of other physical training activities.
None defined in bill text.
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