Chitchat Where to find this kind of woman officer in the SAF?

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Eileen Collins -

But she was no stranger to remarkable feats. In 1978, when Collins joined the Air Force, she became one of the first four women to go through pilot training. And at the age of 23, Eileen Collins became the Air Force's first female flight instructor.

 

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Eileen Collins -

"The Air Force was testing whether women could succeed as military pilots. We obviously were living in a fishbowl—everyone knew who we were, our personal business, our test scores and our flight performance. My philosophy was to be the best pilot I could be," she said.

 

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Audrey Hepburn -

Although the actress did not serve in the military as such, she did play a crucial role during World War II, working as a Dutch resistance spy.

 

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Marlene Dietrich -

Marlene Dietrich is also worth a mention for her patriotic efforts during World War II. Not only was she a USO entertainer, but she also became involved in many other volunteering initiatives.

 

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Robin Quivers -

The famous radio talk show host, best known for co-hosting 'The Howard Stern Show' for over three decades, served in the Air Force.

 

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Robin Quivers -

Quivers joined the U.S. Air Force as a second lieutenant after finishing her nursing degree, and went on to become a captain. Robin Quivers was discharged in 1978. She did, however, serve as a reserve until 1990.

 

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Jennifer Marshall -

You may recognize the actress from her role as Max's mom, Susan Hargrove in the Netflix show 'Stranger Things.' But what you might not know is that Jennifer Marshall is actually a Navy veteran.

 

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Jennifer Marshall -

Marshall served in the U.S. Navy from the ages of 19 to 22, where she worked as a logistics specialist, aircraft handler, and forklift operator, as well as in the USS Theodore Roosevelt's Sexual Assault Victim Intervention (SAVI) program.

 

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Amber English -

Amber English won gold in the women's skeet at the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo, Japan. The Olympic athlete is also a logistics officer and member of the Army Marksmanship Unit.

 

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Amber English -

U.S. Army Reserve First Lieutenant Amber English became the first soldier to win a medal at the Olympic Games.