When I had to supervise women (not often in my portion of the US Army), I brought the few I had in and told them that:

1)  Under current law I had no idea what constituted 'sexual harassment'--even with my prior legal background.

2) That if they 'felt' they had been sexually harassed in any way, they would immediately report it to me and I would deal with it.  

I never received a single report in a basically male battalion where one of the women involved actually had made it to the finals of her State's Beauty Pageant.  

I mean, there were often dozens of young men hanging about the females fluffing their plumage and generally doing what 20-year old males do around females;  but never a single complaint.


Of course, what I told the male troops in that same battalion was about doing my very best to turn them into penniless eunuchs if I did receive such a report, so that may have had some impact on the results!


Man, was I glad to get a new assignment!