U.S. Coast Guard

Military service under DHS; its commandant withheld the Operation Fouled Anchor academy sexual-assault review from Congress

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Adm. Karl Schultz was Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard from 2018 to 2022.
2018 to 2022Karl L. Schultz
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The Coast Guard obligated $17.24 billion in fiscal 2025.$17.2B
FY2025Total obligations as reported to USAspending.gov.
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  • USAspending.gov agency sub-components FY2025DocumentAPI JSON, fiscal_year 2025{"name":"United States Coast Guard","id":"united-states-coast-guard","total_obligations":17241699878.14,"total_outlays":14533701187.06,"total_budgetary_resources":45848431380.31}
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The Coast Guard faces $290 million in Federal Tort Claims Act claims from 29 former cadets and prospective cadets over the academy sexual-assault scandal.$290M
Administrative claims, not judgments; filed amounts sought.
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Fouled Anchor found the academy knew of accusations against 30 of 43 people but only five were reported to criminal investigators.
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  • Stars and StripesThe Coast Guard conducted the Fouled Anchor investigation for six years and issued a final report on Jan. 31, 2020, which found the academy knew of accusations against 30 of 43 people, but only five were reported to criminal investigators.
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The Coast Guard's Operation Fouled Anchor review examined 102 reports of rape, sexual assault and harassment at its academy (1990-2006) and identified 63 potential victims.
1990 to 2006
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  • Stars and StripesAs part of Fouled Anchor, the Coast Guard Investigative Service reviewed 102 reports of rape, sexual assault and sexual harassment at the academy and identified 63 potential victims, according to the Senate report.

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