![Lohrenz, now a mother of four, author and speaker, said her experiences — though extreme — translate to the business world Carey Lohrenz, the first female F-14 Tomcat pilot for the U.S. Navy](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgqPDvb0s8eBUAfUJdKJ6eMBhJEWys8sL2kuqg3cFZvM7V3uFQb7tKZ3_fGPL0z4qXY19Blwy4ZTpbC_NUesPWYKsrU5-OY623m6FEge_zoj3VjMwo2OWFSmSQZxcN05K3jxPBF/s560/Carey+Lohrenz.jpg)
Not so for Carey Lohrenz, the Navy’s first female Tomcat pilot, who completed aviation officer candidate school and graduated first in her class from fighter pilot training while a ban on women in combat roles was still in place.
In fact, the ban wasn’t lifted until the very day she was scheduled to select the aircraft she would fly, but Lohrenz refused to relinquish her dream.
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