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Woman leads US military combatant command for first time

Air Force Gen. Lori Robinson becomes first woman ever to lead U.S. combatant command – The Washington Post
Gen. Lori Robinson called leading U.S. Northern Command a ‘significant responsibility.’

“As far as the woman part of it all, as I often say to people, I’m the commander of Pacific Air Forces, I’m a general in the United States Air Force, I’m an airman, and I happen to be a woman.”

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