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Kentucky Mother and Air Force Airman Among Six Killed in Military Plane Crash A Kentucky community is mourning the loss of Technical Sergeant Ashley Pruitt, a Bardstown native who was among six U.S. Air Force service members killed in a military aircraft crash while deployed overseas. Pruitt joined the United States Air Force in 2017 and found her passion serving as a boom operator, the Airman responsible for refueling aircraft mid-air during missions. Those who knew her say she loved the job and took incredible pride in serving her country and supporting the mission every day. As a Technical Sergeant, she was also known as a leader who truly cared about the Airmen she worked alongside. But above all, Ashley loved her family. She was a devoted wife to her husband Greg and a loving mother to their three-year-old daughter, Emilia. She was also a proud stepmother to Oliver. Friends say she worked hard for the family she always wanted and cherished them with her whole heart. Her loss leaves an unimaginable hole for her family, friends, and fellow Airmen — and many across Kentucky are remembering her not only for her service, but for the love she shared with those closest to her.

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This is American law enforcement. Manhattan North Chief Aaron Edwards took the first NYPD test after terrorists attacked on September 11. He wanted to protect his city. And that's what he was doing Saturday when he chased down a bomb-throwing terrorist outside Gracie Mansion.