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Who was the first women become a major in the us army during ww1
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Who was the first women become a major in the us army during ww1

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Deborah Sampson

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U.S. Marine Corps: Opha May Johnson

U.S. Navy: Loretta Walsh

U.S.Coast Guard: Twin sisters Genevieve and Lucille Baker, and Myrtle Hazard

U.S. Air Force: Esther McGowin Blake

U.S. Army: Deborah Sampson

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