Against the Odds: the Story of Raye Montague

Growing up in segregated Little Rock, Arkansas, Raye Montague faced the hurdles of being African American, female, and having a segregated education while pursuing her dreams of becoming a Naval engineer. Through hard work, perseverance, and refusing to take "no" for an answer, Montague became a Naval engineer, and ended up revolutionizing the way ships and submarines are designed. She ended her career as the first female Program Director of Ships for the Navy. (U.S. Navy video by Austin Rooney/Released)

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Amazing mentors, mother, and teacher. Something to learn. Rest in peace, Ms Montague! A true American hero.

[@337Brian]

Wow i can't wait to see the movie about her..i just learned of her 4 days ago. Very inspiring

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Hollywood should make a film about this wonderful woman full respect

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Congratulations on your achievements may your spirit help guide those of us in need here in this life

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Inspirational !

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Knowledge is powerful!

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You go girl...

[@patrickjones7434]

A great woman we need like her. Respect due love you 😍

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were doing about her in school

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How did she earn the Montague name?

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My Daughter is making a Report about this

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I MENT LIKE A REPORT FOR SCHOOL