As war evolves, more female troops make the ultimate sacrifice
By Tara CoppGreg Pruitt had a surprise for his wife, Ashley. It was 2023 and the young family was about to transfer from Oklahoma’s Altus Air Force Base to her next posting. It’s where Ashley’s military career had bloomed and so had their relationship, after Greg finally got the nerve to ask her out.
- ▪By Tara CoppGreg Pruitt had a surprise for his wife, Ashley.
- ▪It was 2023 and the young family was about to transfer from Oklahoma’s Altus Air Force Base to her next posting.
- ▪It’s where Ashley’s military career had bloomed and so had their relationship, after Greg finally got the nerve to ask her out.
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| Canonical URL | https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2026/05/24/war-evolves-more-female-troops-make-ultimate-sacrifice/ |
| Publication time | Sun, 24 May 2026 10:00:01 +0000 |
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By Tara CoppGreg Pruitt had a surprise for his wife, Ashley. It was 2023 and the young family was about to transfer from Oklahoma’s Altus Air Force Base to her next posting. Altus was special to them. It’s where Ashley’s military career had bloomed and so had their relationship, after Greg finally got the nerve to ask her out. CommentsSign up
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