Albuquerque Fire and Rescue has made history by staffing an engine company with an all-female crew for the first time in its 125-year history.During a 10-hour day shift, all four positions and ranks on Engine 15 were filled by women firefighters, marking a groundbreaking milestone for the department and the profession.Among the crew was Driver Burns, a veteran with 26 years of service. Her participation highlights both the experience and dedication women bring to the fire service, a field that has historically been dominated by men.According to the nonprofit Women in Fire, only about 9% of firefighters nationwide were women as of 2020, and just 6% of fire chiefs were female. Those numbers, while still small, have been steadily increasing in recent decades as more women pursue careers in fire and rescue.This milestone in Albuquerque reflects that shift and demonstrates progress in breaking barriers within public safety. Supporters say such achievements not only showcase diversity…..