Montana soldier becomes first woman to complete US Army sniper course
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A female Montana Army National Guard soldier graduated from the U.S. Army Sniper Course at Fort Benning, Georgia, on Nov. 5, becoming the first woman in history to complete the
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A female Montana Army National Guard soldier graduated from the U.S. Army Sniper Course at Fort Benning, Georgia, on Nov. 5, becoming the first woman in history to complete the
The first woman has graduated from the US Army's elite sniper school, completing the seven-week course designed to produce "the most feared weapon on the battlefield."
A female Montana Army National Guard soldier graduated from the U.S. Army Sniper Course at Fort Benning, Georgia, on Nov. 5, becoming the first woman in history to complete the
A soldier in the Montana National Guard made history at Fort Benning, Georgia, by becoming the first woman to graduate the U.S. Army sniper course on Monday.
FORT HARRISON, Mont. (AP) — A Montana soldier is the first woman to graduate from the U.S. Army’s sniper course. Maj. Gen. J. Peter Hronek, Montana’s adjutant general, says her graduation is a milestone for the National Guard and for the Army. The military is not identifying her at this time.
A female soldier in the Montana Army National Guard has become the first woman to join an elite cadre of snipers following her graduation from the Army’s grueling training course.
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