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147th Senior Enlisted Advisor
MSG Moore
147th Company Commander
LTC Kirkendall, Peter
29th Command Sergeant Major
CSM Franco, Joseph
29th Commanding General
COL Jacques
62nd Command Sergeant Major
CSM Morrill
62nd Commanding General
COL Heath, Robert
593rd Command Sergeant Major
CSM Clark
593rd Commanding General
COL Cotman
I Corps Command Sergeant Major
CSM Carns, Shawn
I Corps Commanding General
Major General Brunson, Xavier
Forscom Command Sergeant Major
CSM Holland, TJ
Forscom Commanding General
General Poppas
Sergeant Major of the Army
SMA Weimer, Michael
Chief of Staff of the Army
General Randy George
Secretary of the Army
Honorable Christine Wormuth
SEAC (Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chairman)
Chief MSG Ramon Colon-Lopez
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
General Charles Quinton Brown Jr
Secretary of Defense
Honorable Lloyd J. Austin
President of the United States
Commander in Chief Joe Biden
Unit History
-147th Field Hospital was activated on 16 September, 2021
-147th FH draws lineage from the original 47th CSH was first activated on 21 December 1928
Sexual Harassment
Unwelcomed sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, verbal comments, and physical conduct of a sexual nature where submission to or rejection of them can impact or interfere with someone's job, pay, or career. Guidelines apply 24/7, on or off-installation.
Two Types of Sexual Harassment
-Quid Pro Quo: Conditions place on a person's career or terms of employment in return for sexual favors
-Hostile Environment: When personnel are subjected to offensive, unwanted, and unsolicited comments or behaviors of a sexual nature
3 Categories of Sexual Harassment
-Verbal: Jokes, comments, whistling, or pet names
-Nonverbal: staring, displays, messaging, or music
-Physical Contact: Touching, cornering, or kissing
Sexual Harassment reporting options
-Anonymous: Encourages reporting and keeps anonymity
-Informal: File complaints with a full-time brigade-level SARC
-Formal: File complaints with commanders/SARCs (Soldiers) or Equal Employment Opportunity Office (Civilians)
Sexual Assault
Intentional sexual contact characterized by the use of force, threats, intimidation, abuse of authority, or when the victim does not or cannot consent. Guidelines apply 24/7, on or off-installation
Restricted Report (SHARP)
-Access to medical, advocacy, legal, and counseling services
-Received the Sexual Assault Forensic Examination (SAFE)
-Control the release of personal information
-Alleged offender won't be held accountable
-Ineligible for expedited transfer or re-assignment
-No command support
-Cannot receive protective order
-Chaplains and Special victims' cannot file a report, but information shared is confidential
Can report to: Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC), Victim Advocate (VA), or healthcare personnel
Unrestricted Report (SHARP)
-Access to medical, advocacy, legal, and counseling services
-Received the Sexual Assault Forensic Examination (SAFE)
-Alleged offender may be held accountable
-Command Support
-Can receive protective order (Military protective order (MPO) or civilian protective order (CPO) )
-Special Victims' Counsel
-More people will know about the assault
-The investigation may require discussion of personal matters
-CANNOT CHANGE TO RESTRICTED REPORT
Report to: Commander, CID, Judge Advocate General (JAG), IG, SARC, VA, healthcare personnel
Expedited Transfers (SHARP)
Sexual Assault victims who file an unrestricted report can request expedited transfer or reassignment using DA Form 4187, Personnel Action, from their current unit to:
-Unit on different installation
-Another unit in same installation
-Another company within the same battalion
-Another battalion within the same brigade
-Another brigade within the same division
Commanders (battalion or above) have 72 hours to recommend approval or disapproval of the request
29TH Hospital Center VA
SSG Toledo, Eunice (in 529th)
29TH Hospital Center SARC
SFC Story (in 105th)
29th Hospital Center EO Rep
SSG Bodkin, Dreason
62nd MED BDE VA
Mr. Acosta
Equal Opportunity Complaint Processes
-Make an informal or anonymous complaint. Report inappropriate behavior or unlawful discrimination without initiating a full investigation. This may be appropriate for minor infractions when complaint simply wants the behavior stopped.
-Call the JBLM 24-hour anonymous EO hotline to report an incident or behavior that qualifies as discrimination.
-File a formal written complaint (DA Form 7279) with any of the following agencies. Complaints must be filled within 60 days of incident. Complaints made after the 60 days may be pursued at commander's discretion.
EO Formal Written Complaint Process
Incident-->Formal Complaint-->Commander/EO Advisor-->Within 3 calendar days MEO professionals will refer complaint to the subject's commander. Commander will commence an investigation of complain within 5 calendar days. The CDR will provide written feedback to the complainant and the subject on the status of the investigation every 14 calendar days-->