'Sex Signals' hits Osan

What is sexual assault, is a question that was hopefully answered during a recent showing of "Sex Signals" at Osan's base theater April 25 and 26. The show was brought to the base to help align with a recent policy signed by the Secretary of the Air Force and Air Force Chief of Staff to eliminate sexual assault from the Air Force. "Sex Signals" presents a series of various dating scenes performed by professional actors who bring realistic circumstances to life and allow Airmen to learn about sexual assault in a "lively and humorous" way. (U.S. Air Force photo illustration/Staff Sgt. Chad Thompson)

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'Sex Signals' hits Osan

Sharyon Culberson and Pogi Sumangil, both professional actors, perform during the show, "Sex Signals" at Osan's base theater April 25 and 26. The show was brought to the base to help align with a recent policy signed by the Secretary of the Air Force and Air Force Chief of Staff to eliminate sexual assault from the Air Force. "Sex Signals" presents a series of various dating scenes performed by professional actors who bring realistic circumstances to life and allow Airmen to learn about sexual assault in a "lively and humorous" way. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Chad Thompson)

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'Sex Signals' hits Osan

A group of Airmen laugh during a performance of the show, "Sex Signals" at Osan's base theater April 25. "Sex Signals" presents a series of various dating scenes performed by professional actors who bring realistic circumstances to life and allow Airmen to learn about sexual assault in a "lively and humorous" way. In some cases talking about very serious subject matter. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Chad Thompson)

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'Sex Signals' hits Osan

Sharyon Culberson and Pogi Sumangil, both professional actors, perform during the show, "Sex Signals" at Osan's base theater April 25 and 26. The show was brought to the base to help align with a recent policy signed by the Secretary of the Air Force and Air Force Chief of Staff to eliminate sexual assault from the Air Force. "Sex Signals" presents a series of various dating scenes performed by professional actors who bring realistic circumstances to life and allow Airmen to learn about sexual assault in a "lively and humorous" way. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Chad Thompson)

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'Sex Signals' hits Osan

A group of Airmen hold up "stop" signs for a skit during the performance of the show, "Sex Signals" at Osan's base theater April 25. "Sex Signals" presents a series of various dating scenes performed by professional actors who bring realistic circumstances to life and allow Airmen to learn about sexual assault in a "lively and humorous" way. In some cases talking about very serious subject matter. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Chad Thompson)

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'Sex Signals' hits Osan

In this scene, Sharyon Culberson and Pogi Sumangil, both professional actors, talk about a serious subject of rape during a performance of the show, "Sex Signals" at Osan's base theater April 25 and 26. "Sex Signals" presents a series of various dating scenes performed by professional actors who bring realistic circumstances to life and allow Airmen to learn about sexual assault in a "lively and humorous" way. In some cases talking about very serious subject matter. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Chad Thompson)

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'Sex Signals' hits Osan

Talking about rape was one of the serious skits done during the performance of the show, "Sex Signals" at Osan's base theater April 25. "Sex Signals" presents a series of various dating scenes performed by professional actors who bring realistic circumstances to life and allow Airmen to learn about sexual assault in a "lively and humorous" way. In some cases talking about very serious subject matter. (U.S. Air Force photo illustration/Staff Sgt. Chad Thompson)

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'Sex Signals' hits Osan

The attitude of the Airmen changed during the skit that talked about rape during the performance of the show, "Sex Signals" at Osan's base theater April 25. "Sex Signals" presents a series of various dating scenes performed by professional actors who bring realistic circumstances to life and allow Airmen to learn about sexual assault in a "lively and humorous" way. In some cases talking about very serious subject matter. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Chad Thompson)

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'Sex Signals' hits Osan

For more information on sexual assault awareness contact the SARC office at 784-2832, or to report a sexual assault call 784-7272. (U.S. Air Force photo illustration/Staff Sgt. Chad Thompson)

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'Sex Signals' hits Osan

Published April 26, 2011
By Staff Sgt. Chad Thompson
51st Fighter Wing Public Affairs

OSAN AIR BASE, Republic of Korea -- What is sexual assault, is a question that was hopefully answered during a recent showing of "Sex Signals" at Osan's base theater April 25 and 26. The show was brought to the base to help align with a recent policy signed by the Secretary of the Air Force and Air Force Chief of Staff to eliminate sexual assault from the Air Force. "Sex Signals" presents a series of various dating scenes performed by professional actors who bring realistic circumstances to life and allow Airmen to learn about sexual assault in a "lively and humorous" way. For more information on sexual assault awareness contact the SARC office at 784-2832, to report a sexual assault call 784-7272. (U.S. Air Force photos/Staff Sgt. Chad Thompson)

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