Although there were approximately 4,000 naval officers at Tailhook '91 and significant evidence of serious misconduct involving 117 officers has been developed, the number of individuals involved in all types of misconduct or other inappropriate behavior was more widespread than these figures would suggest. Furthermore, several hundred other officers were aware of the misconduct and chose to ignore it. We believe that many of these officers deliberately lied or sought to mislead our investigators in an effort to protect themselves or their fellow officers. One disturbing aspect of the attitudes exhibited at Tailhook '91 was the blatant sexism displayed by some officers toward women. The attitude is best exemplified by a T-shirt worn by several male officers. The back of the shirt reads 'Women Are Property,' while the front reads, 'He-man Women-Haters Club.'
Editor's note · Context
Discussing the findings of the inspector general report on misconduct at Tailhook '91.
Share
More from Dianne Feinstein
I share these concerns as do the other Senators and Members representing the area.
I rise today to introduce the Fighting Homelessness Through Services and Housing Act, which would establish a new Federal grant program to increase capacity for comprehensive supportive services paired with housing as a way to address our…
I rise today to speak about the STREAM Act, Support to Rehydrate the Environment, Agriculture and Municipalities Act, which I am introducing today alongside my cosponsors, Senators Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema. This bill is intended to…
I'm still not seeking the position of vice president. I've had an opportunity now to be the first woman and the first mayor to be asked to go through an interview process.





