It's not just a man's world in the U.S. Army. Women have been an official ... Monica Lin Brown, profiled by Task & Purpose, was a combat medic with the 82nd Airborne Division.

But following the 1948 war, it took half a century before they were allowed back in combat. Since the late 1990s, when some units started allowing female recruits, the number of women serving in ...

The army initially turned Julie down for combat, citing her asthma, but with the backing of a powerful female commander, she managed to start her second year of service in the Israel Defense ...

One of those who died was Staff Sergeant Agam Naim, an army paramedic. She is first female soldier to have been killed in ...

said more female prisoners are now swapping prison for the army. "More than 7,000 former prisoners are fighting. Among them, more than 100 women are currently in combat units of the Armed Forces ...

These medics play a vital role in supporting the U.S. Army, delivering emergency medical care at the point of injury in combat or training settings. Over time, the role of the combat medic has ...

Women in combat ... Army Ranger, who helped train the women of the CST program at Fort Bragg. "[It] was f---ing iron. We breached it." The series uncovers little-known details about the female ...

“Bent Compass,” a one-man show which explores the transformation of a young man from a raw Army recruit to a seasoned combat medic to a civilian attempting to re-adjust to life back in the ...

An curved arrow pointing right. A US Army combat medic breaks down every piece of gear they carry on deployment, including medication, bandages, airway-management devices, and surgical tools.

“I’m straight up just saying we should not have women in combat roles,” Hegseth said during a November appearance on “The Shawn Ryan Show” podcast. “It hasn’t made us more ...