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Top 20 Beautiful Female Soldiers: Most Beautiful Military Women
1. Meagan Michele
Meagan Michele is a U.S. Army soldier who just became the first woman to “defuse” an IED independently. Michelle is also one of the hottest female soldiers.
Meagan Michelle is a United States Army soldier recently awarded the Bronze Star medal for her service in Afghanistan. Michelle joined the Army in 2013 and is currently stationed at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. She was recently awarded the bronze star medal for defusing an IED while on duty in Afghanistan this past winter.
Michelle is a combat medic in the 10th Mountain Division. Her medal came from her actions when her convoy was hit by an IED in January 2015. She sprung into action without hesitation and helped the wounded while she was being shot at. She kept calm and focused while assessing each casualty and directed her team to perform further tasks to stabilize the injuries of the injured men.
Kerrin O’Neill is a member of the U.S. Air Force who has been a Combat Controller for two years.
In her 1st week of basic training, O’Neill was one of only three women out of 115 recruits that finished the entire course. In her 10th week, she graduated from Air Force basic training and immediately headed to the Combat Control School to learn how to control air traffic over war zones.
After she graduates, O’Neill will have a good shot at being deployed in Afghanistan or Iraq. She will be the only woman to serve in this role in the entire Air Force.
O’Neill is currently working with her fellow airmen to determine what they think about having a female combat controller in their ranks. Her opinion is that they should be there because she believes she can do it. Kerrin O’Neill doesn’t believe that women are weak; she believes women are strong and want to live up to their strengths.
Amanda Greenbay is a female soldier and also a fighter pilot.
She has served as a lieutenant in the United States Air Force and flew with the 54th Fighter Squadron at Hahn Air Base.
Greenbay currently is serving as an assistant professor of management at Arizona State University’s Wrigley Global Institute of Business Leadership.
Her military career has been highlighted for her gender, as professional piloting is usually done by men, but she’s breaking stereotypes and achieving success beyond anyone’s expectations.
Greenbay has become a national spokesperson for women in the military and a role model for others through her actions.
Jazzi Jessica has been an active-duty Navy sailor for five years and is currently assigned to the USS Essex (LHD 2). Her current rank is Aviation Boatswain’s Mate; her previous one was Yeoman Second Class. As part of the Navy, she has served around the world on six carrier strike groups and five amphibious assault ships.
Jessica’s previous titles include Yeoman First Class, Aviation Fire Controlman, Aviation Machinist Mate, Aviation Electronics Technician, Yeoman Third Class, and Craftsman.
She has deployed on four deployments to the Middle East and two deployments to West Africa. Her first deployment was in support of Operation Enduring Freedom in 2002/2003, followed by Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2004/2005. She served as an apprentice sailor during her first deployment before becoming an aviation boatswain’s mate.
Lauren Slisher, a member of the honor guard for the United States Air Force Academy, was crowned Miss America in 2018.
Lauren is the first member of the Air Force Academy to win the title of Miss America and joins a list of many other military women who have competed or won the pageant.
If you’ve been following this year’s competition, you would know that Lauren is an accomplished dancer and has studied at Juilliard, as well as Harvard Law School. She’ll be the first female Airman ever to compete for Miss America. There are several reasons why she is so excited to represent the Air Force Academy, but also for her country.
Lauren has also competed in pageants before and has won numerous titles during her time with FFA, including Miss Army Cadet last May.
Deja Riley is an Army specialist stationed in the New York area. She graduated from Hampton University and enlisted in the Army after high school. She is a sharpshooter and sports enthusiast who loves to write, read, and eat spicy food.
Some women may enjoy cooking for their significant other or preparing a lavish dinner. For Deja Riley, it’s shooting targets at the shooting range as big as her head with an M-16 rifle as part of her job as an AR-15 specialist with the Army National Guard.
Riley’s only hobby is shooting targets at the popular Camp Perry, located at the foot of Little Muncy Mountain in New York in western Pennsylvania. She and other members of her company and battalion schedule four to five days a month in order to perfect their shooting skills.
Michelle Martinez is serving in the U.S. Navy and is currently stationed in San Diego. She has been deployed to the Middle East and has even met with some of the soldiers who will be staying with her for a year as she trains them on how to defend their outpost against an attack.
Michelle is one of the hottest female soldiers; she’s also a member of the Navy SEALs, and now it looks like her progress as a Navy SEAL will lead to her promotion into senior ranks. The Navy SEALs lead the way when it comes to the toughest training in the military. They are part of a special unit called Naval Special Warfare, which is also made up of other special forces like the Force Recon Marines and the Divers.
Michelle has been on some tough missions in combat areas, and she has faced danger on a scale most people would find unimaginable; that’s why we think she’s one of the hottest female soldiers in today’s modern military.
Noel Niccum is an air force program manager. Although she has a masculine-sounding name, she is a woman. Women have been serving in the military for decades. Still, the political climate in recent years has pressured lawmakers to eliminate outdated policies that have excluded women from combat roles. Many times they are motivated by fear of having women learn how to use firearms and handle heavy equipment- which would be changing policy from one of exclusionary to inclusionary. The military has been moving slowly but steadily towards integrating women into all areas of the military. They have included women in the infantry, artillery, tank crews, and other combat roles. Conservatives argue that women are too “delicate” to handle the physically demanding work demanded by the military.