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First Group of Female Volunteers Sworn into Greek Army

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The first female volunteers were sworn in at a ceremony in Lamia.
The ceremony took place in the presence of military officials and the Deputy Defense Minister.
This marks a historic day for the Greek Army and gender inclusion in military service.
The female volunteers began their service earlier in June 2026.
72 women are among the first to volunteer for combat roles.

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On June 26, 2026, a historic ceremony took place in Lamia, Greece, where the first group of female volunteers in the Greek Army was sworn in. The event marked a significant milestone as these women officially began their voluntary service alongside their male counterparts. The swearing-in ceremony for the 2026 B’ draft class was held at the Military Equipment Training Center (KEYP), attended by high-ranking military officials, local authorities, and Deputy Defense Minister Thanasis Davakis.

Earlier in June, 72 women had enlisted as the inaugural female volunteers under a new pilot service scheme. The ceremony was characterized by a sense of pride and emotion, reflecting the importance of this event in the ongoing evolution of the Greek Armed Forces. Lieutenant General Georgios Kostidis, the Chief of the Hellenic Army General Staff, also took part in the proceedings, highlighting the commitment of the military to inclusivity and the integration of women in service roles.

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