The United States Army
03/23/2026 | News release | Distributed by Public on 03/23/2026 19:37
Camp Zama Soldiers confront SHARP issues through high-intensity 'No One Left Behind' challenge
Soldiers assigned to the 311th Military Intelligence Battalion participated in a "No One Left Behind" fitness challenge at Zama Middle High School on Camp Zama, Japan, March 20. The event, organized by a U.S. Army Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention victim advocate, combined high-intensity physical training with SHARP-focused questions and team-building exercises. The challenge used a battle rope to symbolize the weight sexual harassment and assault place on unit cohesion, reinforcing the importance of shared responsibility, accountability and supporting fellow Soldiers.
Soldiers assigned to the 311th Military Intelligence Battalion participated in a "No One Left Behind" fitness challenge at Zama Middle High School on Camp Zama, Japan, March 20. The event, organized by a U.S. Army Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention victim advocate, combined high-intensity physical training with SHARP-focused questions and team-building exercises. The challenge used a battle rope to symbolize the weight sexual harassment and assault place on unit cohesion, reinforcing the importance of shared responsibility, accountability and supporting fellow Soldiers.
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