The two first female soldiers in the history of the US army have successfully completed the Rangers School course. They will be the first women to graduate from the famous school, which is considered among the most rigorous and demanding in the world. The candidates came under extreme mental and physical pressure for two months during their training, and their ability to lead small units of soldiers under adverse circumstances were put to the test. The US military did not disclose their names, but it was divulged that they had completed their boot camp at West Point Military Academy. The two women and their 94 male colleagues will graduate on Friday, as the statement read. The Rangers School was established in 1950 and its training course includes forest lands, mountainous terrain, swamps, where the rangers hone their psychological and physical skills.