A soldier made history by becoming the first active duty female to pass the Army's sniper school and qualify for service in the elite role. U.S. Army Sgt. Maciel Hay, who serves as a cavalry scout ...

The U.S. Army school graduated its first active-duty female sniper in November, the Army recently announced. Sgt. Maciel Hay, a cavalry scout with the 173rd Airborne Brigade in Europe, was one of ...

Hay followed up those achievements by making it through the United States Army Sniper School, becoming the first active-duty female Army sniper. According to the Defense Visual Information ...

KAISERSLAUTERN, Germany — As a child, Sgt. Maciel Hay’s passion for shooting earned her the nickname “Sniper.” As an adult, she’s managed to live up to that moniker by becoming the first ...

“The point of the competition is to put these teams in high stress situations, which actually reflects real life combat,” US Army Sniper School Commander CPT Juwan Gaul said. Some of the best ...

An NCO whose high school friends called her “sniper” made good on that nickname last month when she became the first woman on active duty to graduate from the Army’s sniper course.