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Advocates for military sexual assault survivors are hopeful the new recommendations will eventually change the culture within the Maine National Guard.
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The National Guard Bureau completed a three-day review of Maine's programs during a visit in June. But it did not explore the state's culture, which sexual assault victims have said is deeply embedded in misogyny, harassment and retaliation.
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The new law tasks Maine's attorney general with reviewing the National Guard's handling of sexual harassment and assault investigations.
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Lawmakers are considering a bill they hope will bring more accountability to the organization, as many survivors believe the Maine National Guard is too small to police itself.
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Gov. Janet Mills created the new council through an executive order, which she signed Thursday.
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Major General Douglas Farnham used his annual state of the National Guard speech to lawmakers to praise past and current members of the Guard and its…
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The Maine National Guard is confirming that a unit of the air guard's refueling wing last year stopped at a Scottish airport and stayed at President…
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BANGOR, Maine - Nearly 70 soldiers from Maine National Guard's 286th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion are being deployed to Poland. Maj. Gen. Douglas…
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AUGUSTA, Maine - The new Maine National Guard Joint Force Headquarters is taking shape in Augusta. Officials say construction is about 70 percent…
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AUGUSTA, Maine - In his annual state of the Maine National Guard address, Brig. Gen. DougFarnham told lawmakers there will likely be future guard…