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Fifty years ago, four trailblazing women joined the Jamaica Defence Force—marking a historic leap forward for gender equality in military service. Championed by the PNP Women’s Movement and backed by the Prime Minister in 1975, this milestone wasn’t accidental—it was a bold step toward recognizing women’s strength and capability. From frontline roles to leadership positions, these pioneers shattered barriers and inspired generations. Today, their legacy lives on: Vice Admiral Antonette Wemyss-Gorman leads as Chief of Defence Staff, proof that progress is real. Women in the JDF continue to excel, proving that when opportunity is given, excellence follows—and the whole nation benefits.

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