In recent news, it has been alleged that two high-ranking Army officers failed to take action when Gunner Jaysley Beck, 19, reported a sexual assault. The incident reportedly led to his death.
I’m not saying it’s impossible for those Army officers to have been in a situation where they didn’t take action on Gunner Jaysley Beck’s report of sexual assault. But I am saying that if true, this is an extreme example of the trauma and suffering that can result from such neglect. It highlights the need for greater support systems within our military structures.
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