Time for Army Accountability, Again
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By Wes Martin
July 10, 2020
On June 30th, the U.S. Army Reserve (USAR) welcomed a new commander, Major General (MG) Jody Daniels. From her predecessor, she inherits a controversy that is not going away soon. As reported in a Washington Times June 16th article, "Army Reserve commander suspended amid an investigation," then USAR commander Lieutenant General (LTG) Charles Luckey suspended Major General (MG) Miyako Schanely, commander of 416th Theater Engineering Command.
Based in Illinois, the 416th commands 11,000 USAR soldiers in twenty-six states. The suspension of MG Schanely concerns an investigation for her failure to properly administer the Army’s Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention (SHARP) program. A suspension is not a relief for cause. It will be the prelude should the investigation determine MG Schanely to be guilty.
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