Amy Bornschmidt becomes first woman to command a US nuclear carrier

Amy Bornschmidt becomes first woman to command a US nuclear carrier

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Category : International Published on: January 06 2022

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  • Amy Bauernschmidt, a Navy Captain, is the first woman in US Navy history to command a nuclear carrier.
  • Bornschmidt, who previously served as Abraham Lincoln's executive officer from 2016 to 2019, was given charge of the ship in August last year, succeeding Captain Walt Slaughter.
  • Bornschmidt previously served as the commanding officer of Helicopter Maritime Strike Squadron 70 and Amphibious Transport Dock San Diego.
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