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Maria Del Socorro Trevizo, carefully pins on her daughter's

Maria Del Socorro Trevizo, carefully pins on her daughter's

Maria Del Socorro Trevizo, carefully pins on her daughter's Air Assault Badge. Senior Airman Lesley Trevizo is the first woman in the Air Force to graduate from the Fort Bliss Army Air Assault School, Iron Trai... More

Senior Airman Lesley Trevizo is the first woman in

Senior Airman Lesley Trevizo is the first woman in

Senior Airman Lesley Trevizo is the first woman in the Air Force to graduate from the Fort Bliss Army Air Assault School, Iron Training Detachment. "It feels good, and it's an accomplishment." (U.S. Air Force ... More

Master Sgt. Scott Roy congratulates Senior Airman Lesley

Master Sgt. Scott Roy congratulates Senior Airman Lesley

Master Sgt. Scott Roy congratulates Senior Airman Lesley Trevizo as she earns her Air Assualt Badge. Trevizo is the first woman in the Air Force to graduate from the Fort Bliss Army Air Assault School, Iron Tra... More

Senior Airman Lesley Trevizo embraces her aunt, Debra

Senior Airman Lesley Trevizo embraces her aunt, Debra

Senior Airman Lesley Trevizo embraces her aunt, Debra Salas, as she congratulates her on earning the Air Assault Badge. Trevizo is the first woman in the Air Force to graduate from the Fort Bliss Army Air Assau... More

Senior Airman Lesley Trevizo stands at attention as

Senior Airman Lesley Trevizo stands at attention as

Senior Airman Lesley Trevizo stands at attention as she waits to receive her Air Assault Badge. Trevizo is the first woman in the Air Force to graduate from the Fort Bliss Army Air Assault School, Iron Trainin... More

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