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"PinterestFacebookRadzyminski at the National Guard Armory in Cookeville, Tennessee\nRadzyminski at the National Guard Armory in Cookeville, Tennessee\nKaylee Marie Radzyminski, 20\nTennessee Tech University\nMajor: Geographic information systems\nWhy she rules: When Radzyminski was at Naval Sea Cadet camp as a teen, she learned that what soldiers overseas miss most besides their families is entertainment; their CD and DVD collections get old fast. So she created Tunes 4 the Troops, shipping more than one million discs to troops stationed around the world. And when the ROTC student isn&amp;#39;t making life better for them, she&amp;#39;s caring for her family: Since her mom started treatment for the autoimmune disease lupus in late 2011, Radzyminski spends weekends at home in Cleveland, Tennessee, even paying her mother&amp;#39;s rent out of her resident assistant and ROTC stipends. Her grandfather, a former Marine major, has been her role model, she says: &amp;quot;The way he treated people and served his country&amp;#8212;I want to do that too.&amp;quot;\nWhere you&amp;#39;ll find her in 20 years: After a stint in Army Intelligence, &amp;quot;I want to be the first female U.S. secretary of defense,&amp;quot; she says."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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