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  • Role Models

    Honored Role (part 20): Capt. Jana Fajardo – New Starts

    ByDonna McAleer July 23, 2010May 18, 2011

    This is the 20th installment in the Honored Role Series. Jana Fajardo grew up wanting to serve in the military, despite the fact that less than two percent of Americans do so. Both her maternal grandparents served in the Armed Forces. Her grandmother enlisted in the British Navy and her grandfather served 27 years in…

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    Honored Role (part 19): Lt. Col. (ret.) Angela Lungu – A Leap into the Unknown

    ByDonna McAleer July 9, 2010May 18, 2011

    This is the 19th installment in the Honored Role Series. Like many, Angela Maria Lungu joined the Army to earn a college degree and did not anticipate serving past her initial five-year obligation or remotely consider the possibility of living and working overseas. The retired lieutenant colonel remarked, “I never thought I would stay in….

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  • The Book

    Ordinary Women, Extraordinary Stories – Porcelain on Steel Now Available

    ByDonna McAleer June 8, 2010May 18, 2011

    Today is an important day; Porcelain on Steel: Women of West Point’s Long Gray Line is officially released. While writing is a solitary act, publishing requires a team effort. Bringing this book to life was a six-year journey during which many supported me. It came to fruition thanks to many friends, family members, mentors and…

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    Why We Remember–Memorial Day

    ByDonna McAleer May 29, 2010May 10, 2011

    There is a cartoon that circulates annually this time of year. With a picture of a young boy at the table and hands in prayer position and a set of dog tags in the opposite corner, the cloud reads, “Thanksgiving is a day we take pause to give thanks for the things that we have….

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    Honored Role (part 18): 2nd Lt. Taneshina Wright – Body & Mind

    ByDonna McAleer May 21, 2010May 10, 2011

    This is the 18th installment in the Honored Role Series. Saturday’s graduation at West Point will mark 30 years since the first women joined “the long gray line” of graduates of the storied Military Academy. During the commencement exercises, Taneshina Wright will take the oath of a commissioned officer and become a Second Lieutenant in…

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  • Role Models

    Honored Role (part 17): Maj. Candice O’Brien – One Step at Time

    ByDonna McAleer May 7, 2010May 10, 2011

    This is the 17th installment in the Honored Role Series. In Kindergarten Candice O’Brien started running the 1/8th of a mile loop around her elementary school in Muscatine, Iowa. Each time she finished ahead of all the other kids—girls and boys. Although she ran for fun, she did not want anyone to beat her. From…

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    Honored Role (part 16): Col. (ret.) Crissy Gayagas – In Balance

    ByDonna McAleer April 26, 2010May 10, 2011

    This is the 16th installment in the Honored Role Series. More than a word of welcome or parting, “Aloha”, in the Hawaiian language means affection, love, peace, compassion and mercy. Often described as the coordination of mind and heart, it also means the extension of warmth in caring with no obligation in return. This would…

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  • The Book

    Fold of the Bright-Eyed—Athena Explained

    ByDonna McAleer April 20, 2010May 10, 2011

    Pallas Athena, the beautiful Greek goddess of war and wisdom, combines the martial and the feminine. A provocative mating of seemingly opposite yet related attributes highlights the power and grace explored in the myths of Athena. This juxtaposition of strength and femininity makes Athena the choice for the cover of Porcelain on Steel.

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