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United States. Congress. House. Committee on
Armed Services. Honor Systems
and Sexual Harassment at the Service Academies.
Washington, DC, GPO, 1994. 256 p. (103rd Congress, 2nd Session,
hearing held February 3, 1994.)
Book call no.: 359.0071173 U58h
DoD Service Academies: Further Efforts
Needed to Eradicate Sexual Harassment.
Washington, DC, Feb 1994. 2 p. (NSIAD / United States. General
Accounting Office. )
Doc. call no.: M-U 41026-147
no. 94-111 (T)
DoD Service Academies: More Actions
Needed to Eliminate Sexual Harassment.
Washington, DC, Jan 1994. 64 p. (NSIAD / United States. General
Accounting Office. )
Doc. call no.: M-U 41026-147
no. 94-6
Military Academy: Gender and Racial
Disparities. Washington, DC,
Mar 1994. 63 p. (NSIAD / General Accounting Office.)
Doc. call no.: M-U 41026-147
no.94-95
Naval Academy: Gender and Racial Disparities.
Washington, DC, Apr 1993. 68 p. (NSIAD / United States. General
Accounting Office.)
Doc. call no.: M-U 41026-147
no. 93-54
Anton, Genevieve. Academy Deals with 3rd
Sex Assault. Air Force Times
53:23 Mar 15 '93.
Barela, Timothy P. A Change for the Better:
First Woman Graduate of Air Force Academy Hails "Women in
Fighters" Policy. Airman
37:32 Oct '93.
Brickman, Jane Pacht. No Androgynous Officers.
U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings
124:64-66 Jan '98.
In 1974, The U. S. Merchant Marine Academy became the first federal
service academy to admit women. Are there lessons that might inform
contemporary struggles to bring women into military academies,
and by extension into other once exclusively male military environments?
Brickman, Jane Pacht. On the (U. S. Merchant
Marine Academy) Campus. U.S.
Naval Institute Proceedings 119:57-58 Feb '93.
Campbell, D'Ann. Servicewomen and the Academies:
The Football Cordon and Pep Rally as a Case Study of the Status
of Female Cadets at the United States Military Academy. Minerva:
Quarterly Report on Women and the Military 13:1-14 Spring '95.
Lawson, Chris. Pregnant and You're Out?
(of the Naval Academy) Navy
Times 44:8 Jun 5 '95.
Palmer, Laura. Her Own Private Tailhook.
New York Times Magazine page
22+ May 28 '95.
Describes Elizabeth Saum's experiences at the Air Force Academy
while participating in a mandatory survival course. Saum was being
trained to endure sexual degradation that might be used upon her
if she were to be captured by enemy forces.
Resistance and Escape Training Dropped by
Air Force Academy. New
York Times section I, pg 32 Apr 30 '95.
Cadets will no longer be taught how to resist and escape captors
following complaints that the training had gone too far with respect
to simulated sexual assault and harassment.