Duty Military Personnel found a high unintended rate of pregnancy among servicewomen. Adjusting for the difference between age distributions in the Armed Forces and the general population, the rate of unintended pregnancy among servicewomen is higher than among the general population. (12) The Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services (DACOWITS) has recommended that all the Armed Forces, to the extent that they have not already, implement initiatives that inform servicemembers of the importance of family planning, educate them on methods of contraception, and make various methods of contraception available, based on the finding that family planning can increase the overall readiness and quality of life of all members of the military. (13) Health care, including family planning for survivors of sexual assault in the Armed Forces is a critical issue, particularly given the prevalence of sexual assault in the military. Recent data show that women in the military are five times more likely to be victims of sexual assault than men. Servicewomen who are survivors of sexual assault should not be treated differently from civilian survivors. The Department of Defense reported that there were over 3,000 reported sexual assaults involving service members in fiscal year 2011. (14) Servicewomen on active duty report rates of unwanted sexual contact at approximately 16 times those of the comparable general population of women in the United States. Through regulations, the Department of Defense already supports a policy of ensuring that servicewomen who are sexually assaulted have access to emergency contraception. 3. Contraception coverage parity under the TRICARE program (a) In general Section 1074d of title 10, United States Code, is amended— (1) in subsection (a), by inserting for members and former members after Services available