An Army infantry soldier poses in front of a Bradley Fighting Vehicle.
200325-O-BS547-394C.JPG Photo By: Crystal Farris, Army

Boise, Idaho - Army 1st Lt. Jessica Pauley made Idaho Army National Guard history by becoming its first female infantry officer in 2019. She is now assigned to the 116th Cavalry Regiment’s C Company, 2nd Battalion, as its first female platoon leader responsible for training Soldiers in infantry tactics, both dismounted and mounted on M2 Bradley Fighting Vehicles.


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