Part of a series of articles titled Women of the National Park Service.
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Women Veterans in the National Park Service
The National Park Service employs thousands of active-duty military and veterans in a wide array of careers. This is nothing new for us. The history of the National Park Service is intertwined with that of the United States Military. Ever since the establishment of Camp Sheridan in Yellowstone National Park in 1886, soldiers and veterans have played a continuous role in the protection and preservation of national parks.
Here you can meet some of the women who served in the military and who continue to serve the American public working for the National Park Service.
Here you can meet some of the women who served in the military and who continue to serve the American public working for the National Park Service.
US Air Force Veteran
Margaret Hollandsworth
The Air Force taught Margaret integrity, service before self, and excellence in all you do on a daily basis.
US Air Force Veteran
Pamela Mault
Pam Mault is a Contracting Officer with the National Park Service.
US Army Veteran
Casey McCabe
Casey's service in the US Army gave her skills directly transferable to her work with the NPS.
US Marine Corps Veteran
Dael Sumner
Dael's military service instilled in her the importance of our diverse history and heritage.
US Air Force Veteran
Lori Warner
After 20 years of military service, Lori joined the National Park Service.
US Navy Veteran
Ernestine White
Ernestine continues her service to the American people through her work with the NPS.
US Army Veteran
Jessica Zanetta
Accountability and responsibility are skills Jessica learned in the Army that serve her in her work with the NPS.
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Last updated: June 18, 2020