Steubenville Native Nominated to Lead New Jersey National Guard

Toronto, OHLocal News

Col. Yvonne L. Mays, a Steubenville native, has been nominated by Governor Phil Murphy to lead the New Jersey National Guard as the adjutant general. Mays has been serving in an acting capacity since July 1, following the promotion of her predecessor. This key appointment is a testament to her dedication and experience in military service, having worked her way up through the ranks.

The nomination, made official on June 27, marks a significant moment for both Mays and the New Jersey National Guard, as she becomes a role model for aspiring military leaders, particularly women in the armed forces. With a focus on enhancing operational readiness and community engagement, Mays’ leadership is anticipated to make a positive impact on the National Guard and its members. The appointment highlights the importance of local connections in military leadership roles. As a Steubenville native, her story resonates with many in the community, reinforcing a sense of pride and inspiration. This development emphasizes the growing recognition of women in leadership positions within the military.

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