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I Am the Wisconsin National Guard: 2nd Lt. Britney Fischer

September 18, 2018 //
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MADISON, Wis. — The National Guard relies on Citizen Soldiers to fulfill its dual-mission as the primary combat reserve of the Army and as the state’s first military responder in times of emergency.

Second Lt. Britney Fischer, a platoon leader in the Menomonie, Wisconsin-based Company A, 1st Battalion, 128th Infantry – part of the 32nd “Red Arrow” Infantry Brigade Combat Team, is blazing a trail as the state’s first female infantry officer.

Fischer is the subject of the latest edition of the Wisconsin National Guard’s periodic video feature – I am the Guard, which highlights service members from both the Wisconsin Army and Air National Guard why they wear the uniform.

To see the latest “I am the Guard” video, click here.

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