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FROM KINGSTON TO CYBER COMMAND: JAMAICAN LORNA M. MAHLOCK MAKES HISTORY AS FIRST BLACK WOMAN U.S. MARINE LIEUTENANT GENERAL
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FROM KINGSTON TO CYBER COMMAND: JAMAICAN LORNA M. MAHLOCK MAKES HISTORY AS FIRST BLACK WOMAN U.S. MARINE LIEUTENANT GENERAL
KINGSTON, JAMAICA / WASHINGTON, D.C. — In a story defined by discipline, determination and historic breakthrough, Jamaican-born Lorna M. Mahlock has secured her place in military history as the first Black woman to attain the rank of Lieutenant General in the United States Marine Corps. From the heart of Kingston to the highest levels of American cyber warfare command, Mahlock’s rise is a landmark achievement not only for Jamaica but for the ent…
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