G.I. Jane (1997)

Under the influence of Senator Lillian DeHaven's political persuasion, the U.S. Navy initiates a pioneering initiative aimed at paving the way for women to join its combat divisions. The commencement of this program sees the selection of Lieutenant Jordan O'Neil as the inaugural trial participant due to her distinctive feminine qualities. Lieutenant O'Neil embarks on the challenging journey of Navy SEAL training, led by the stern Master Chief John James Urgayle, who subjects her to rigorous tests of endurance. Through unwavering perseverance, O'Neil eventually earns the admiration and approval of Master Chief Urgayle.