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Après 30 ans de carrière entre l’Afghanistan et le Moyen-Orient, Susan Coyle va devenir la première femme à prendre la tête de l’armée australienne depuis sa création il y a 125 ans.

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00:00Lieutenant-General Coyle will be the first woman in our nation's history to command the Australian Army.
00:07The Government extends our sincere appreciation to the retiring Chief of Army, Lieutenant-General Simon Stewart, AODSC.
00:16Her achievement means that she will be the first woman to command a service in Australian history
00:23and it is a deeply historic moment, one that should be noted.
00:28As Susan said to me, you cannot be what you cannot see.
00:33And Susan's achievement will be deeply significant to women who are serving in the Australian Defence Force today
00:41and women who are thinking about serving in the Australian Defence Force in the future.
00:46Susan, like Mark, began her life in the Defence Force as an enlisted soldier in 1987,
00:53graduated from Duntroon in 1992,
00:57has commanded at every rank that she has held,
01:01which is in itself a remarkable achievement,
01:05has most recently been the Chief of Joint Capability
01:08at a time where we have been expanding and changing our capability
01:13and she was very much the standout candidate to be the next Chief of Army after General Stewart.
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