2nd Lt. Madison Marsh Makes History as First Active Duty Servicemember Crowned Miss America 2024

Meet Miss America 2024, 2nd Lt. Madison Marsh of the U.S. Air Force, breaking barriers as the first active duty servicemember to win the prestigious title.

In a historic moment, 2nd Lt. Madison Marsh, a 22-year-old U.S. Air Force officer from Colorado, was crowned Miss America 2024. Madison Marsh not only claimed the prestigious title but also marked a significant milestone as the first-ever active duty servicemember to achieve this honor.

The pageant, hosted at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts in Orlando, witnessed Marsh’s exceptional journey and poise. Congratulations flooded in on social media, with notable figures like Gov. Jared Polis and Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade expressing their admiration for Marsh’s achievement. Mayor Mobolade highlighted her impact on inspiring young girls to dream big.

The U.S. Air Force officially acknowledged Marsh’s victory, extending their congratulations to their #Airman. Madison Marsh’s remarkable academic record, including eight appearances on the Dean’s List at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, adds to the depth of her accomplishments. Her win not only makes her the fourth Miss Colorado to become Miss America but also a trailblazer in breaking barriers for active duty servicemembers in the pageant world.

 

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