Military sexual violence (MSV) is a prevalent issue that uniquely affects mission readiness. Although research on MSV and social media is growing, examinations of possible interventions like those employing social media in this population are scant. Given the growing interest in targeting MSV, the present systematic review was conducted. The PRISMA framework was used to conduct a systematic review of MSV and social media (N = 71). Queries were limited to articles published between 2010 and 2020. SAGE Journals, PubMed, and JSTOR were utilized. Terms and potential combinations were entered into the databases in varying Boolean combinations. Additional recorders were identified for inclusion via the reference sections of relevant records. After removing duplicates from the query results, we selected records of suspected relevance by title and screened abstracts. Finally, articles with relevant abstracts were reviewed thoroughly to determine whether they met inclusion criteria for the review. The employments of military leaders in a social media intervention puts into practice the military’s central values and development of its leadership core. This intervention promotes group solidarity while maximizing conversations around meaningful messages. Findings in this review suggest military leaders could feasibly employ a cost-effective global intervention using social media, as a tool to help actively address MSV.

军事性暴力 (MSV) 是一个普遍存在的问题，它独特地影响着任务准备。尽管对 MSV 和社交媒体的研究正在增长，但对可能的干预措施（例如在该人群中使用社交媒体的干预措施）进行的检查却很少。鉴于对针对 MSV 的兴趣日益增长，进行了本系统评价。PRISMA 框架用于对 MSV 和社交媒体 ( N = 71）。查询仅限于 2010 年至 2020 年间发表的文章。使用了 SAGE 期刊、PubMed 和 JSTOR。术语和潜在组合以不同的布尔组合输入数据库。通过相关记录的参考部分确定了其他记录器以包含在内。从查询结果中删除重复项后，我们通过标题和筛选摘要选择了疑似相关的记录。最后，对带有相关摘要的文章进行彻底审查，以确定它们是否符合审查的纳入标准。军事领导人在社交媒体干预中的使用将军队的核心价值观和领导核心的发展付诸实践。这种干预促进了群体团结，同时最大限度地围绕有意义的信息展开对话。