159K views · 6.8K reactions | Women’s History Month stands as a further reminder of strength the Army has gained, and will gain, through having a high-quality diverse All-Volunteer Force. SFC Chelsea Porterfield talks about her important role as the first woman to lead a marching element into Arlington National Cemetery with Delta Company, One Legion 1st BN, 3rd US INF REG, (The Old Guard). This was created in September of 2019. | 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard) | Facebook

On 6 August 1945, the United States dropped an atomic bomb on the Japanese city of Hiroshima. It was the first operational use of a nuclear weapon in history. The explosion caused an unparallelled amount of damage from a single strike: the initial blast and firestorm - coupled with nuclear radiation - killed at least 90,000 people. (Some historians believe the figure was closer to 160,000.) This glass bottle, recovered from the ruins of Hiroshima, stands as a powerful reminder of the destruction

101K views · 21 reactions | For Women's History Month, we want to direct the spotlight to the strong women in the Army who are making a difference with their hard work and dedication. Meet Sergeant Karamarie Clapp. She's a U.S. Army Intelligence Analyst, a black belt in Taekwando, and a soldier. This is her story. #WomensHistoryMonth | Indiana Army National Guard | Facebook

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