Female Army Commander Accused of Sexual Misconduct with Male Subordinates
Col. Meghann Sullivan, the first woman to command a Security Force Assistance Brigade, is under investigation for sexual harassment after allegedly assaulting two male subordinates by forcefully kissing them and grabbing one "below the belt" without consent. She also faces accusations of sexually harassing several additional subordinates. The incident highlights the issue of sexual harassment in the military, where just 10% of sexual assault cases involve male victims. Sullivan's boss, Col. Jonathan Chung, was also suspended for creating a toxic environment in which he abused his power and belittled subordinates.