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NAVSUP WSS Hosts Women’s History Month Leadership Panel
April 12, 2021 — What happens when you assemble a group of military trailblazers in a conference room and pepper them with questions about everything from overcoming challenges in their respective careers to what they do in their free time? A joint military panel which honored Women’s History Month through a dynamic, interactive live panel conducted virtually Mar. 30... MORE

Women's History Meets Month of Military Child - Col. Belinda J. Coakley
March 30, 2021 — As March, and Women’s History month comes to a close, we approach April, and Month of the Military Child. The 3d Medical Command (Deployment Support), spotlights 3d MC(DS) Forward, deployed mother, Col. Belinda J. Coakley. Coakley is part of a military Family, she has been married for 22 years, to her husband Paul, a retired Lt. Col, and they have a 16 year old son, Paul. She previously served 10 years on active duty before joining the Army Reserve and currently employed at Vanderbilt Medical Center where she manage the Vanderbilt Surgery Center specializing in Orthopedics... MORE

As March, and Women’s month comes to a close, we approach April, and Month of the Military Child. The 3d Medical Command (Deployment Support), spotlights 3d MC(DS) Forward, deployed mother, Col. Belinda J. Coakley.

Women’s History Month Spotlight – 65C, 2nd Lt. Kaitlyn Isabella Randall
March 10, 2021 — Women’s History Month Spotlight – 2nd Lt. Kaitlyn Isabella Randall, 5th Medical Brigade No Army story is typical, and you can never know the whole story of an Army Reserve Soldier. 2nd Lt. Kaitlyn Randall is a 65C, Army dietitian, with a series of licenses after her name on her signature block, is no exception. Like many others, Randall comes from a military-related background, with a twist; she was born and raised in Germany until age 19. The Army Reserve has allowed Randall to serve her country, apply her civilian and military training, have a career, all while also experiencing living life, saying, “My husband and I both enjoy traveling, good food, and everything fitness-related!” ... MORE

The Army Reserve has allowed 2nd Lt. Kaitlyn Randall to serve her country, apply her civilian and military training, have a career, all while also experiencing living life, saying, “My husband and I both enjoy traveling, good food, and everything fitness-related!”

Interview with Lt. Col. Dana Lonis
March 29, 2020 — Civility in practice, whether it’s in the military or in your professional practice, even in your regular life, is important. Try not to bring people down. If you can’t, then do it respectfully. Always try to bring people up. Her motto to live by: "No matter what you're doing, do it well. Everything is important."... MORE

Lt. Col. Dana Lonis was interviewed by Sgt. Lacey Rogerson for Women's History Month at United States Military Hospital-Kuwait.

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