The accused was charged with sexual assault following an incident at a military marksmanship competition.
The complainant, who had consumed a significant amount of alcohol, awoke with physical signs of sexual intercourse and missing underwear, but no memory of the event.
The accused later bragged to others about having sex with her and displayed her underwear.
The court rejected the accused's testimony that the complainant initiated contact while mistaking him for someone else.
The court found the complainant was so intoxicated as to be incapacitated and incapable of consenting, and that the accused was either aware of this or wilfully blind.
The accused was found guilty.