The existence of a shared drive containing the photos on a Facebook group called Marines United was first reported by a Marine veteran and Purple Heart recipient earlier this month. Neller’s appearance in front of the Senate Armed Services Committee alongside acting Secretary of the Navy Sean Stackley and Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Ronald Green comes as the Marine Corps struggles to clamp down on social media groups and active-duty Marines responsible for sharing naked photos of their female colleagues. “What is it going to take for you to accept these Marines as Marines?” Neller asked of the male Marines watching his testimony, while imploring the female Marines to “trust the leadership to correct this problem.”

Robert Neller, told senators Tuesday that he intended to fix the misogynistic culture of his branch in the wake of a nude-photo-sharing scandal that has roiled the military.

In what lawmakers on both sides of the aisle called a “sad day for the Marine Corps,” the service’s top officer, Gen.

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