Australia appoints woman to lead its army for the first time - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMipwFBVV95cUxPX3RldkZFa2tJSUxiZ3YxUEhKdVROSVJ5VHNfMGZ0MmFKa3dsRk1tWDJRUDN0MlNZb2s5OENZYVVqbTI5ZjJSMjdDVW1oMEVOY1RkQV9jSk53ZmpsUGt0NUNGcEZfY0Vsd2dUTEtTQkNhQjlvUUlBN2U4c094Y0wxT3VQR051aS1qdTNBSk1KbVNkd2p6UjgwM2JnaVZBS2VWalhiN25WSQ?oc=5" target="_blank">Australia appoints woman to lead its army for the first time</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Lieutenant General Susan Coyle has been announced as the first woman to lead the Australian Army, marking a significant milestone in the nation's military history.

Lieutenant General Susan Coyle will become the first woman to command the Australian Army, following a distinguished three-decade career.

Lieutenant General Susan Coyle has been appointed as the Chief of Army, marking a historic first for Australia.

Lieutenant General Susan Coyle has been announced as the first woman to lead the Australian Army, following a distinguished career.

Lieutenant General Susan Coyle has been appointed as the first woman to command the Australian Army in its 125-year history.