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From left:US Navy Chief Petty Officer Jessica L. Wentlent,

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From left:US Navy Chief Petty Officer Jessica L. Wentlent,

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From left:US Navy Chief Petty Officer Jessica L. Wentlent, CMD Suite and Quality Management, Moderator, US Air Force Chief Master Sgt. Diena Mosley, Command Chief 30th Space Wing, US Army Lt. Col. Katrina Walters, Deputy Chief of Clinical Services Weed Army Community Hospital, US Navy Cmdr. Elizabeth Reeves, Preventive Medicine Officer, 1 Marine Expeditionary Force, US Army Brig. Gen. Jill K Faris, Assistant Surgeon General for Mobilization, Readiness and National Guard Affairs sat on the women's health panel to discuss their expert practices in preventive, acute, and chronic healthcare for military women during the Joint Women Leadership Symposium June 20.

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21/06/2018
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