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The Freedom To Serve - National Character and Leadership Symposium 2023 - Col Eries Mentzer
As our Nation celebrates the 75th Anniversary of the Women’s Armed Services Integration Act and Executive Orders 9980 and 9981 that fully integrated Federal Service and the Armed Forces, Colonel Mentzer discusses Securing the Freedom to Serve: cultivating conditions and removing barriers so all Airmen, Guardians, and their families can rise to their best as part of a fully integrated force.
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Trailblazers: First USAF female UPT graduates
In 1975, the chief of staff of the Air Force announced the establishment of a test program for female pilots and navigators. Although women had already proven their ability to fly military aircraft, such as the WASPs had in World War II, this test program would establish a precedent for the future of Air Force female pilots. The candidates were all Air Force officers from various career fields, including a nurse, engineer, and maintenance officer.
Cannon Celebrates Women's History Month
Women from around Cannon Air Force Base celebrate and honor the female figures, mentors and leaders who have motivated and inspired them through their careers.
Hanscom celebrates Women’s Equality Day
The Hanscom Diversity and Inclusion Cell hosted a virtual Women’s Equality Day event to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment Aug. 26.
ADAB women speak on women's equality
Women stationed at Al Dhafra Air Base, United Arab Emirates, say what women's equality mean to them and express their thoughts on women's equality in the military.
Regional Health Command - Central Women's Equality Day Observance 2020
The Soldiers at Regional Health Command - Central pay homage to women pioneers throughout the history of our military during their celebration of the 100th anniversary of Women's Equality Day. The Virtual observance includes remarks by Brig. Gen. Wendy Harter, Commanding General of Regional Health Command - Central.
Women in Military Academies: 40 Years Later, Janie Mines
This year marks the 40th anniversary of the graduation of the first women admitted to the military academies. Janie Mines was recently in Washington for an annual Defense Advisory Committee on Women In The Services meeting and spoke to DOD News about her ground-breaking experience.
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