Woman Promoted to Lt. General Becomes First Female to Lead US Army Reserve in History

Woman Promoted to Lt. General Becomes First Female to Lead US Army Reserve in History
Staff Sgt. Edgar Valdez/U.S. Army Reserve
Michael Wing
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After being promoted to the rank of lieutenant general on Tuesday, Jody Daniels is the latest woman to break into senior ranks of the U.S. Military.

Not only that, Daniels now assumes command over the Army Reserve, making her the first woman ever to lead a component of the Army. The Reserves itself boasts a 112-year history.

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