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Sexual Assault Defined
Sexual assault is criminal conduct
that falls well short of the standards America expects of its men and women in uniform and is a violation of our Air Force Core Values.
Sexual Assault
is unwanted sexual contact characterized by use of force, physical threat, abuse of power, or when the victim does not or cannot consent. Examples: inappropriate touching, groping, or fondling for sexual gratification, as well as penetration, oral stimulation, sodomy, or any attempt to do these things.
Consent
can be obtained verbally or through body language or gestures as long as they are unambiguous and ongoing. It is everyone's responsibility to be 100% certain that they have consent. A person cannot consent if they are incapacitated, for example by alcohol, drugs, or sleep deprivation. The lack of physical resistance or a verbal "no" does not constitute consent.
Reporting Options
The Air Force has instituted new avenues for reporting sexual assault in the form of Restricted and Unrestricted Reporting. Restricted Reporting allows a victim to report a Sexual Assault without triggering an investigation. It is intended to give the victim (survivor) time and control over the release of their information. Further, it also empowers the survivor to make an informed decision about participating in the criminal process.
Restricted:
Confidential reporting that allows a service member, adult dependent, or a defense civilian to report a sexual assault and seek support services such as mental health, victim advocacy, and legal representation. Office of Special Investigations (OSI) and chain of command will NOT be notified.
NOTE: Medical Providers, other than Mental Health, are mandatory reporters in California.
Unrestricted:
Reporting option for service members, adult dependents, and defense civilians to report a sexual assault and seek accountability for the reported offender. An investigation will be initiated and "need to know" individuals in the chain of command will be notified. Respect for privacy remains a priority with this option, as well.
Independent:
Reporting option for someone other than a victim, such as a friend, co-worker, or mandatory reporter, to report a sexual assault.
SAPR
Mission Statement:
Promoting a Beale AFB culture that is intolerant of sexual assault: providing meaningful prevention strategies, coordinating compassionate response protocols, and ensuring total system integrity.
Contact Information
The Beale Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) office provides a 24-hour, seven-day a week response capability. Talking to SAPR staff is a smart first step that allows a victim to preserve their reporting options and gain valuable information to guide them through their decision making.
SAPR 24/7 Hotline: 530-634-4000
Helping a Victim
As a Friend:
·
Start by believing, not blaming
·
Ensure physical safety; determine if emergency medical care is needed
·
If recent incident, encourage him/her not to shower, eat, or dispose of clothing
·
Encourage
him/her to contact the SAPR hotline for a timely information and the option to report
As a Supervisor:
·
You are a mandatory reporter of incidents affecting a subordinate
·
Contact SARC for assistance with your reporting responsibilities
·
Collect
only basic information
·
It is your Commander's responsibility to determine who has "need to know," so do not further disseminate without guidance
·
In coordination with, and as directed by, your commander, monitor the well-being of the victim
Team Beale's Pledge
Sexual Assault:
I will not tolerate it.
I will not condone it.
I will not ignore it.
SAPR Links
www.safehelpline.org
www.sapr.mil
www.militaryonesource.mil
USAF Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program
Sexual Assault Convictions
Special Victims Counsel Information
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U.S. Air Force
124102987607194
-27 Aug
Yesterday members of Beale came together for a speed networking event as part of Women&
#39;s
Equality Day. The focus of the event was to foster small group conversations on a variety of topics, such as the inclusion of men and women across the armed forces, progress that has been made, and how we can improve in the future. 25th Air Force 9th RW Commander Gen Mike Holmes
U.S. Air Force
124102987607194
-26 Aug
If you need to talk to someone or elevate an issue, please don’t hesitate to reach out directly to us, 9th RW Commander, 9th RW Command Chief, or even our leadership at ACC. We may not always have the answer or be able to directly help, but we can find the people or organizations that will make sure you have what you need to be your best self. Service before self does not mean service instead of self. When you are at your best, we are all better for it. When you can’t get there yourself, we will be here to help carry the load.
U.S. Air Force
124102987607194
-25 Aug
#PortDawgs
are a pivotal part of how Recce Town makes our mission happen.
U.S. Air Force
124102987607194
-23 Aug
Beale sheet metal Airmen have been restoring a vertical stabilizer to serve as a memorial to Lt. Col. Ira Eadie. Eadie passed away after a U-2 crash September 20, 2016. The vertical stabilizer was salvaged from the crash and after being refurbished it will be put on display in his honor. The official unveiling date and time has yet to be determined. 9th RW Commander
U.S. Air Force
124102987607194
-22 Aug
Staying mobile is key in today’s Air Force, good thing Recce Town has an exceptional Individual Deployment Readiness Center team keeping the mission going.
U.S. Air Force
124102987607194
-22 Aug
An amazing turnout in an amazing effort to help veterans. The Yuba Sutter Stand Down is still going on, stop by if you get a chance. Do you know all the benefits that veterans can receive?
U.S. Air Force
124102987607194
-19 Aug
Another
#MissionMonday
to kick off your week! The 9th Medical Group&
#39;s
Dental Flight works tirelessly to keep Recce Town&
#39;s
teeth sparkling clean. Clean teeth keep Airmen across the base healthy and fit to fight.
U.S. Air Force
124102987607194
-16 Aug
Beale Airmen have been members of the local community for a long time. Being part of the Yuba Sutter Stand Down really is veterans helping veterans both retired and active. The event will be held August 21-23 at the Cotton Rosser Pavilion in Marysville’s Riverfront Park. For more information visit:
http://www.yubasutterveteransstanddown.org/
U.S. Air Force
124102987607194
-15 Aug
In response to the CSAF-directed Resilience Tactical Pause, Airmen from the 9th Reconnaissance Wing Staff Agency, alongside the Community Support Coordinator took time engaging each other to grow connections to one another, and to help prevent interpersonal and self-directed violence. In all the Air Force is taking a day to actively seek feedback on resiliency. If there is any feedback that you would like to submit regarding issues or information in your work environment, please send it to usaf.resilience@mail.mil
#RTP
#ResilienceTacticalPause
U.S. Air Force
124102987607194
-13 Aug
When brand new U-2 crew chiefs come to Beale they don&
#39;t
start with the 9th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron. Instead they begin learning how to work on the U-2 at the 372nd Training Squadron Det. 21. The detachment then molds them into the great Recce crew chiefs you see everyday. To read more:
https://bit.ly/31LB5Vp
Air Education and Training Command
U.S. Air Force
124102987607194
-09 Aug
Sad to see a Col. Werner and family leave Recce Town. Good luck on your next adventures. Warm welcome to Col. Heather Fox, the new 9th Operations Group commander, and her family to Team Beale. ECHO VICTOR!
U.S. Air Force
124102987607194
-09 Aug
#ICYMI
we recently passed the U-2s 64th anniversary of its first flight. Still going strong! Follow the link below to get more info on the Dragon Lady’s first flight... &
#128071;
&
#128071;
&
#128071;
Lockheed Martin 9th RW Commander 9th RW Command Chief
https://www.businessinsider.com/anniversary-of-u2-spy-plane-accident-first-flight-in-1955-2019-8
U.S. Air Force
124102987607194
-07 Aug
Can you hear me now?
U.S. Air Force
124102987607194
-02 Aug
The Airman and Family Readiness Center partnered with Operation Homefront to host this year&
#39;s
back to school brigade. The event helps offset the cost of school supplies for military families by providing them with learning essentials.
U.S. Air Force
124102987607194
-26 Jul
The Dragon Lady&
#39;s
roar can be heard far and wide. Thanks to the propulsion shop. The U-2 engine maintenance they do goes a long way in keeping Recce Town flying. To read more:
https://bit.ly/2MhgV0Q
U.S. Air Force
124102987607194
-25 Jul
Since its beginning, Recce Town has been sending it. What have you done to
#SendIt
for the mission?
#U2dragonlady
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