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The Fight to Fight
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Arriving amid renewed challenges surrounding women’s service in ground combat, there are women who have stood their ground to serve in America’s military and the impact on society at large. Featuring the voices of numerous celebrated female veterans, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered a Pentagon review in early 2026 to scrutinize women’s service in ground combat.
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