Magazine Honors Six Hispanic-American Military Women

Six Hispanic-American servicewomen were honored last week for outstanding achievements in the military services and their status as role models during the 2nd annual Latina Style Symposium awards luncheon sponsored by Latina Style magazine and co-hosted by the Defense Department.

The two-day symposium featured roundtable and panel discussions about important issues concerning the more than 7 million Hispanic women in the U.S. work force, including the military and the Defense Department. This year, Latina Style showcased active duty Hispanic women of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps and the Coast Guard, and one woman representing the Army and Air National Guard.

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