The modern military remains a breeding ground for toxic masculinity. Here researcher Myriam Correa examines where institutional misogyny, weak accountability, and the infiltration of online incel ideologies converge to endanger women in uniform and corrode the very values armed forces claim to defend.
Radicalised masculinity: Incel ideology and the British Armed Forces examined
“Do Not Join”: the British Army’s misogyny problem is a risk to national-security
After her daughter, Gunner Jaysley Beck, died in barracks months after a mishandled sexual-assault complaint, Leighann McCready said the armed forces still fail to protect recruits and she would not advise young women to join.
Second-class soldiers: a culture audit of the British Army’s enduring sexism comes to light
A secret Ministry of Defence audit reveals a British Army rife with harassment, misogyny and impunity, where female soldiers face routine abuse and little hope of redress.
When the Army’s former welfare chief turns stalker: what one Colonel’s crimes reveal about military culture
A former senior British Army officer responsible for personnel welfare has been sentenced for stalking his ex-partner, exposing deeper cultural failures in the military’s treatment of women.