smh

Here’s the thing: she was a USAF vet. If she didn’t have a dishonorable discharge or any felony convictions, she cannot be denied a military funeral. Those are the rules. Sad but true.

Point taken. It does mention a "Biden era decision" denying her the ceremony but no background. My final analysis 🧐 a symbolic cherry on top of the fecal cream sundae that was the $5 million settlement Ms Babbitt received in the "wrongful death" case.

She was not charged and convicted posthumously. I’d not heard that she was denied a military funeral. I’ll see if I can find another reference.

“the family’s initial request was denied by Air Force leadership in a letter dated February 9, 2021. However, after reviewing the circumstances of Ashli’s death, and considering the information that has come forward since then, …“ www.aol.com/us-air-force...