What type of training must all Soldiers receive related to SHARP?

All Soldiers are required to complete annual sexual harassment and assault prevention training as part of the Army's commitment to maintaining a safe and respectful environment. This training is crucial in educating personnel about the prevention of sexual harassment and assault, raising awareness about the issues, and providing resources for reporting and support.

The focus on annual training ensures that all Soldiers remain informed about the policies, resources, and responsibilities associated with SHARP. It is a crucial component of the Army's strategy to promote a culture that does not tolerate sexual misconduct and supports victims.

The other options, while potentially beneficial for soldiers in different contexts, do not specifically align with the mandatory training requirements under SHARP. The emphasis is placed on the importance of the annual refresher training to keep the information current and relevant, addressing evolving challenges in preventing and responding to sexual harassment and assault.