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Kimberly Stuart accomplished a lot during her time in the Air Force (1988-95) and the Wisconsin Air National Guard (1995-2003). She was the first female electro-mechanical team chief for the nuclear-armed Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile system.
She also had to put up with a lot during her service. Injuries have left her disabled. She experienced sexual trauma. And she had to hide that she is a lesbian during the “Don’t ask, don’t tell” era. “In the early ’90s, it was not OK to be gay in the military — you could be arrested,” says Stuart, 51...
Kimberly Stuart accomplished a lot during her time in the Air Force (1988-95) and the Wisconsin Air National Guard (1995-2003). She was the first female electro-mechanical team chief for the nuclear-armed Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile system.
She also had to put up with a lot during her service. Injuries have left her disabled. She experienced sexual trauma. And she had to hide that she is a lesbian during the “Don’t ask, don’t tell” era. “In the early ’90s, it was not OK to be gay in the military — you could be arrested,” says Stuart, 51...
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