1st Lt. Gabrielle White made history as the first woman to complete the U.S. Army's Best Ranger Competition, a grueling test of strength, skill, and endurance. This rigorous event spans nearly three days, featuring a series of challenges that simulate real-world operations and eliminate the majority of competitors. White, a West Point graduate, showcased her physical and mental capabilities alongside her teammate, setting a groundbreaking precedent for female soldiers in one of the military's toughest contests over its 41-year history. Her achievement marks a significant milestone in gender equality within military ranks.
She had the skill and the physical ability to get it done, a former Ranger said.
For the first time in the competition's 41-year history, a female Army Ranger was among the handful of competitors who crossed the finish line.
The competition tests soldiers' strength, skill, and endurance over nearly three days.
US Army 1st Lt. Gabrielle White, a West Point graduate, and her teammate endured nearly three days of rucking, rope-climbing and orienteering.
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