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14, Apr 2026
Australia Appoints First Female Army Chief, Marking Historic Military Milestone

Canberra, Apr 14 (BNP): Australia has appointed Lieutenant General Susan Coyle as the new Chief of Army, marking the first time a woman has been selected to lead any of the country’s military services.

Coyle, who currently serves as Chief of Joint Capabilities, will take over the top Army role as part of a broader reshuffle of Australia’s defence leadership.

The appointments were announced by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Monday, ahead of the government’s upcoming 2026 defence strategy and investment review.

The move is being viewed as a major milestone for gender representation within the Australian Defence Force, reflecting ongoing efforts to modernise leadership structures and strengthen operational readiness

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