Air Force makes history: 1st woman as top enlisted

Air Force makes history: 1st woman as top enlisted leader

Seattle Times

Published 19 Jun 2020

WASHINGTON (AP) — Making history for the second time this month, the Air Force on Friday became the first military service to pick a woman as its top enlisted leader. The selection of Chief Master Sgt. JoAnne S. Bass as chief master sergeant of the Air Force comes less than two weeks after the Senate […]

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Air Force makes history: 1st woman as top enlisted leader

Air Force makes history: 1st woman as top enlisted leader

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