Army Reserve reprimands 12 Illinois soldiers in sexual assault probe Army officials have reprimanded a dozen soldiers as part of a monthslong investigation into allegations that leaders of an Illinois-based reserve unit mishandled sexual harassment and assault complaints. The Department of Defense started investigating the 416th Theater Engineer Command in January 2020 after The Associated Press published a story about allegations that 416th commanders improperly opened internal investigations into sexual assault complaints and retaliated against a whistleblower. The Army Reserve's deputy commanding general, Greg Mosser, announced the disciplinary steps on Monday but declined to name the soldiers or elaborate on their violations, referring questions to the Army's public affairs office. No one from that office responded to a message.