These courageous women have gone beyond the call of common citizenship to serve our troops in their time of greatest need.

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These brave women are demonstrating that women are truly capable of anything they set their minds to.

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Since 9/11, Female Engagement Teams have become an important asset to the Marine Corps units on the front lines.

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Although running may not be everyone’s favorite form of exercise, to some, it’s more than a way to...

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Women have expressed a desire to be able to serve and to make the same sacrifices that their male counterparts have made in all of our wars.

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Captain Dianna Wolfson was also the first female commander at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility in Kitsap County, Washington.

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Jeanette Epps studied physics and aerospace engineering in college and graduate school, earning a Ph.D in aerospace engineering.

For decades after the war, she and her fellow code breakers were sworn to secrecy about their jobs.

"This virus is actually like another war, and we’ve gotta pull together if we’re gonna conquer it," she says.

Native Americans serve in the armed forces at a higher rate than any other ethnic group.