Betty Lussier
OSS intelligence agent during World War II
OSS intelligence agent during World War II
Agnes Betty Jeffrey was a member of the Australian Army Nursing Service when she was captured by the Japanese after the fall of Singapore in 1942.
Corporal in the Women’s Army Corps (WAC) during WWII and Bronze Star recipient whose work led to the defection of 600 soldiers from behind Italian lines.
One of the first women to serve onboard Navy ships, activist and politician
Iranian-American journalist who, for over 20 years, has covered all sorts of wars and uprisings across the Middle East, in places like Iran, Afghanistan, Israel, the West Bank, Turkey, Syria, and more. She is the United Nations Bureau chief for the New York Times and was a senior writer and war correspondent for the Wall Street Journal for 17 years, based in the Middle East.
US National Security Agency Chief of Staff
She was one of the first African Americans at the CIA to lose her life in service to her country.
New Zealand civilian and military nurse, hospital matron and political activist
New Zealand civilian and military nurse, hospital inspector and matron
One of the few women to hold a prominent senior position in the New Zealand army during the First World War