US Navy dress uniform jacket worn by Admiral Michelle Howard, 1999. Creator: Unknown

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US Navy dress uniform jacket worn by Admiral Michelle Howard, 1999. Creator: Unknown

Four-star Admiral Michelle Howard (born 1960) was the first African-American woman to command a United States Navy ship. In 2014 she was appointed Vice Chief of Naval Operations, the second highest ranking officer in the US Navy. A US Navy womens dress uniform jacket worn by Admiral Michelle Howard as commander. The single-breasted jacket is made from black twill fabric and has a short slightly flared skirt with a straight cut hemline. It has a rounded collar with a notched lapel

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This print showcases the distinguished US Navy dress uniform jacket worn by Admiral Michelle Howard in 1999. As a trailblazer and an inspiration to many, Admiral Howard holds the esteemed title of being the first African-American woman to command a United States Navy ship. Her remarkable achievements continued as she was appointed Vice Chief of Naval Operations in 2014, solidifying her position as the second highest-ranking officer in the US Navy. The photograph captures every detail of this historic garment with precision. The single-breasted jacket is expertly crafted from black twill fabric, exuding elegance and authority. Its short, slightly flared skirt features a straight cut hemline that adds a touch of femininity without compromising professionalism. Noteworthy elements include the rounded collar adorned with a notched lapel, symbolizing strength and determination. The jacket's impeccable tailoring reflects Admiral Howard's unwavering commitment to excellence throughout her career. Displayed within the National Museum of African American History and Culture, this artifact represents more than just clothing; it embodies resilience, progress, and cultural heritage. It serves as a reminder that barriers can be broken when individuals like Admiral Michelle Howard pave their own path towards success. As we admire this significant piece from our nation's history, let us honor those who have shattered glass ceilings while wearing uniforms like these – uniforms that represent dedication to duty and unwavering patriotism for our great country.

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