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Maine National Guard general retires, returns to alma mater

Maine National Guard general retires, returns to alma mater

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The highest-ranking woman in the Maine Army National Guard has departed to take a job at the University of Maine.

Brig. Gen. Diane Dunn, who retired Dec. 31 after serving for 33 years, now returns to her alma mater as a senior adviser for special initiatives to UMaine President Joan Ferrini-Mundy.

In the Maine National Guard, she was the first female general officer, first woman to command a brigade and first woman to serve as assistant adjutant general.

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