 April was Sexual Assault Prevention Awareness Month, and sailors from Fleet Activities Yacosca were bringing that awareness with some unusual approaches. One of the events sailors took part in was a flash mob, freezing in place, holding signs, informing passers-byes about sexual assault prevention awareness. We have our posters that have something to do with sapper in any way, whether it is, you know, if you know your part, do your part, or it's a right to know that it's not your fault. And you just freeze for three minutes. Elsewhere in Yacosca, sailors got together on USS Chancellorville to make a human teal ribbon. The teal ribbon represents sexual assault awareness. Sexual assault undermines our team and undermines cohesion, undermines our mission readiness, and we're united as one team against that to keep our sailors capable and keep ourselves mission ready. Petty Officer Jacob Allison, Yacosca Naval Base, Japan.