The current furore, from the more reasonable heads in Congress, is that the military has historically not done that. They had (a) no centralized collection poi

The current furore, from the more reasonable heads in Congress, is that the military has historically not done that. They had (a) no centralized collection point or widely used reporting mechanism, (b) no staffed office tasked with investigations (afaik, only the Navy had an office, and it was ~3 bodies with other duties), & (c) no periodic review. They essentially ignored it as a potential problem. So Indiana Jones, "top men" type stuff. Unfortunately, a lot of the public debate is "aliens", because media and idiots. But there's a serious underlying problem.