What is the Army's policy on sexual harassment?

The Army's policy on sexual harassment is grounded in a commitment to creating an environment where all soldiers are treated with dignity and respect. The principle of zero tolerance signifies that any instance of sexual harassment is unacceptable, regardless of the circumstances. This means that the Army actively encourages individuals to report any incidents of sexual harassment, knowing that these reports will be taken seriously and addressed appropriately.

This commitment is evidenced by stringent policies and training programs designed to educate soldiers about what constitutes sexual harassment and the importance of maintaining a culture of respect. By implementing a zero tolerance policy, the Army aims to foster a safe and supportive environment for all service members, ensuring that misconduct is not overlooked or tolerated in any form.