In Memoriam
It is with sadness that we share one of our champions is gone: BG Evelyn Pat Foote,…
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Celebrating 56 Years of Service 1969 - 2025
The U.S. Army Women’s Museum is now fully accessible to the public
Thanks to recent gate changes at Fort Lee, Virginia, visiting the U.S. Army Women’s Museum is simpler than ever. The museum is now fully accessible to the public. The U.S. Army Women’s Foundation is proud to partner with the museum, which tells the story of women in the U.S. Army — the courage, service, and achievements from the Revolutionary War to today. As members of the U.S. Army Women’s Foundation, this is our shared history. We invite you to walk through the exhibits, see the faces and hear the voices of those who came before us, and share this remarkable place with others who should know the legacy we carry forward.
The museum’s website extends the experience beyond its walls with virtual tours, educational resources, and professional development and training opportunities. Whether you explore online or visit in person, the U.S. Army Women’s Museum offers a powerful way to honor our past and inspire the next generation of Army women. Please share this news and encourage friends, family, and colleagues to visit.
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The US Army Women’s Foundation is the premier support network for you, our Women Soldiers and Veterans. Together we are a strong team, building partnerships for success and serving as a voice and advocate for Army Women: Honor, Empower, Connect… It’s our mission.
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AWF Legacy Scholarship Program is Accepting Applications!
The Army Women’s Foundation Legacy Scholarship Program provides grants to women soldiers, past and present, and their lineal descendants to help them attain their educational goals. To be considered, the online application and all required documents must be received by the deadline of Jan. 21, 2026.
In Case You Missed It
Dr. Kyleanne Hunter discusses her transition from the military to civilian sector with AWF Executive Director, Sue Fulton
LTC (Ret) Michelle Horn (USA) leads a panel discussion with (L to R) Kayla Williams, BG (Ret) Tia Young (USA), CPT (Ret) Dawn Halfaker (USA), and LtCol (Ret) Kate Germano (USMC)
(L to R) Sue Fulton, LTC (Ret) Michelle Horn, CPT (Ret) Dawn Halfaker, Kayla Williams, Dr. Kyleanne Hunter, BG (Ret) Tia Young, LtCol (Ret) Kate Germano, and LTG (Ret) Kathy Gainey
AWF 2025 Leadership Forum : “Thriving Beyond the Uniform”
On Monday, 13 Oct 2025, the U.S. Army Women’s Foundation hosted our AUSA Leadership Forum, “Thriving Beyond the Uniform” at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. Dr. Kyleanne Hunter (CEO of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, former USMC Attack Helicopter Pilot) answered questions in a “fireside chat” with AWF Executive Director Sue Fulton, followed by a dynamic panel discussion moderated by LTC (Ret) Michelle Horn. The distinguished panel of leaders—including LtCol (Ret) Kate Germano (USMC), CPT (Ret) Dawn Halfaker (USA), Kayla Williams, and BG (Ret) Twanda “Tia” Young (USA)—explored career transitions, leadership, and resilience beyond military service. The conversation and Q&A highlighted personal stories, policy perspectives, and practical tools to support women as they continue to lead and thrive after their time in uniform.
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