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7 Core Army Values
Each of us comes to work every day with our own experience, our own perceptions about life. In and out of uniform we have an individual responsibility to eliminate sex harassment, not taking action goes against the seven core Army values, from the first days in basic training we were drilled on the importance of loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity and personal courage, we was thought to work together creating a teamwork relation, team work is undermined by sexual harassment. It is our responsibility and duty to live these values in everything we do no matter where we are or what we are doing. Victims of sexual harassment sometimes find it difficult to find their voice and seek help, but the Army's Sexual Harassment/Assault
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