Serving in the Navy means Mitchell is part of a team that is taking on new importance in America's focus on strengthening alliances, modernising capabilities, increasing capacities and maintaining military readiness in support of the defence strategy. And I cannot imagine a calling more worthy.' 'Our mission remains timeless - to provide our fellow citizens with nothing less than the very best Navy: fully combat ready at all times, focused on warfighting excellence, and committed to superior leadership at every single level,' said Admiral Mike Gilday, Chief of Naval Operations. With 90 per cent of global commerce traveling by sea and access to the internet relying on the security of undersea fiber optic cables, Navy officials continue to emphasise that the prosperity of the United States is directly linked to trained sailors and a strong Navy. In 1973, the first eight women began flight school in Pensacola one year later six of them, known as 'The First Six,' earned their 'Wings of Gold.' Over the past 50 years, the Navy has expanded its roles for women to lead and serve globally and today women aviators project power from the sea in every type of Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard aircraft. This year commemorates 50 years of women flying in the US Navy.

More than half of the Navy's F/A-18E/F Super Hornet aircraft reside here, and it is the only Navy installation to house the F-35C Lightning II. NAS Lemoore is home to Commander Strike Fighter Wing Pacific and Commander Joint Strike Fighter Wing. These lessons have helped Mitchell while serving with NAS Lemoore.

That upbringing has helped me maintain a consistent drive.' 'Most people from my hometown come from humble beginnings. 'My hometown instilled a work ethic and sense of humility in me,' said Mitchell. Today, Mitchell relies upon skills and values similar to those found in Jamaica to succeed in the military. Growing up in Port Morant, Mitchell attended Happy Grove High School and graduated in 2017. I just wanted to try something new that would benefit me.' 'Before I left Jamaica, I was living with my family. 'I joined the Navy because I wanted to do something that would benefit me and my family,' said Mitchell. Today, she serves as an aviation maintenance administrationman. Mitchell joined the Navy three years ago. PETTY Officer 3rd Class Dajaleigh Mitchell, a sailor from Port Morant, Jamaica, serves the US Navy, assigned to Naval Air Station Lemoore (NAS) in Lemoore, California.

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