Tag: Maryland’s first Black female adjutant general
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The journey of Maj. Gen. Janeen Birckhead, Maryland’s first Black female adjutant general, from her ROTC scholarship to her historic appointment. Learn how she draws inspiration from trailblazing women and aims to expand diversity in military leadership.
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