Who are mandatory reporters of sexual harassment?

• A. Commanders at any level
• B. TRADOC Instructors
• C. Army Military OneSource Providers
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

The ability to address sexual harassment relies on people who can recognize and escalate issues to the right channels. In Army policy, anyone who learns of harassment and has a role that enables them to act must report it so it can be investigated and resolved, protecting the victim and preserving the integrity of the unit.

Commanders at any level have the ultimate responsibility to maintain a safe environment and to initiate the reporting and investigation process when harassment is reported or witnessed. TRADOC instructors supervise trainees and observe daily interactions in training environments; because they may witness or hear about harassment, they are expected to report it to ensure proper action is taken. Army Military OneSource Providers work with service members to offer guidance and support; they are part of the system that escalates concerns through the appropriate channels to ensure timely help and accountability.

Because each of these groups has a legitimate reporting duty, the correct answer is all of the above.