Fort Hood (III Corps), U.S. Army
Army post (now Fort Cavazos); 2020 review found a command climate permissive of sexual harassment & assault; 14 leaders removed or suspended
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After the Fort Hood independent review, Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy relieved or suspended 14 Fort Hood leaders, including Maj. Gen. Scott Efflandt.
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- Military.com — 'Gravely Disappointed:' 14 Fort Hood Leaders Fired, Suspended in Wake of Vanessa Guillen Murder
Secretary Ryan McCarthy announced today that he has relieved or suspended 14 leaders at
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The Fort Hood Independent Review Committee issued 9 findings and 70 recommendations, citing a command climate permissive of sexual harassment and assault; the Army accepted all 70.
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- Military.com — 'Gravely Disappointed:' 14 Fort Hood Leaders Fired, Suspended in Wake of Vanessa Guillen Murder
The review included nine findings and 70 recommendations addressing major flaws in the Army's Sexual Harassment and Assault Response Prevention (SHARP) program at Hood, as well as a "command climate at Fort Hood that that was permissive of sexual harassment and sexual assault," McCarthy told defense reporters at the Pentagon.