Reading this [1]. It definitely seems as CODIS's primary purpose is connection to crime and such. I could be wrong and hope I am wrong. But it wouldn't be too s

Reading this [1]. It definitely seems as CODIS's primary purpose is connection to crime and such. I could be wrong and hope I am wrong. But it wouldn't be too surprising, my understanding from when I was in and see SAPR cases unfold, if the victim had a rape kit done and allowed for it go get tested (in case anyone isn't in the service, a military SAPR victim can have a rape kit complete and opt to not have it ran, but the military is supposed to keep it for 50 years at which any time a victim can opt to have it ran), they get hits on the DNA if it was another service member without them having to call them in for giving a DNA sample. So, I am pretty sure service memeber's DNA exist in CODIS or in some database that can be used to run against crime evidence. [1] https://www.fbi.gov/services/laboratory/biometric-analysis/codis/codis-and-ndis-fact-sheet https://www.fbi.gov/services/laboratory/biometric-analysis/c...