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JULIE Y. CROSS was the first federal female special agent to die in the line of duty, June 1980. | DR. DORIS R. MCCROSSON was the Justice representative to the newly formed 1970 OPM Committee, ICWIFLE, Interagency Committee on Women in Federal Law Enforcement, the predecessor to today's WIFLE organization.
| DOROTHY ROPER DALY was the Treasury representative to the newly formed 1970 OPM Committee, ICWIFLE, Interagency Committee on Women in Federal Law Enforcement, the predecessor to today's WIFLE organization. Excerpts from Oral History of the Treasury Department
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JESSIE L. LANE was the first non-sworn individual to be named President of Women in Federal Law Enforcement, Inc. (2011). Currently, Jessie is appointed as Deputy Executive Director of WIFLE, Inc. and Vice President of the WIFLE Foundation. PDF  | GRACE REISLING First Special Agent Canine (K-9) Handler ATF Pioneer PDF |
JANA MONROE, Assistant Director, FBI (retired)
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| KURSTEN CLARK Trailblazer at 18 years old for the Navy Region “I never knew where exactly, but I knew I wanted to do it, I love helping others out and once I saw and heard the presentation, it sealed the deal,” Clark said. Clark trained at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, or FLETC, in Glynco, Georgia. She graduated as the youngest civilian officer within the department. |
SUSAN ROLEY MALONE Susan Roley Malone was one of the first two women special agents in 1972. This interview was conducted on | 1972: The First Two Female Special Agents in the FBI Were | JOANNE PIERCE MISKO Interview of one of the First Two Female FBI Agents Joanne Pierce Misko was one of the first two women special agents in 1972. This interview was conducted on |
