“Women face unique challenges in the military,” said Capt. Erica Lynch. “It's extremely important for women to feel the sense of support, understanding and the ability to be heard.”
Read about “Titan Valkyrie” and how it is #MakingaDifference ➡️ https://t.co/yJXgmXWlc7
Breaking barriers and soaring high!
The @173rdAbnBde celebrates Women’s History Month with their first all-female airborne op. As part of the @USArmy's Contingency Response Force in Europe, they're not just airborne, they're skydiving into history! 🪂✨ #WomensHistoryMonth
1st Lt. Hanna Rozzi, one of the first female armor officers in the #USArmy, is setting an example for future female combat troops.
Learn more about her at https://t.co/7dSgwwfo9i
📷 by Sgt. 1st Class Robert Jordan
#ServeWithHonor#ArmyLife
If you are going to win any battle, you have to do one thing. You have to make the mind run the body. Never let the body tell the mind what to do.... The body is never tired if they mind is not tired
From the Revolutionary War to present-day American women have proudly served in our military.
Since 911 over 700,000 women have proudly served.
We have 2 Million Women Veterans in the U.S.
Freedom isn't free, they paid for it.
Thank them! ❤🤍💙
#FreshVoicesRise
Now it’s a major force on the front lines. Acc. to estimates there are up to 70,000 service women in the 🇺🇦 army, & they account for 10% of military personnel, acting in different roles- from a drone operator to a special forces officer. All of them know what they're fighting for
The headcount of women in the military has increased almost three-fold over the
last six years with more avenues being opened for them at a steady pace.
There are 9,118 women currently serving the army, navy and air force. #Narishakti
4-star General Maryanne Miller is the nation’s highest ranking female military officer. She shared her story of breaking barriers while paving the way for the next generation.