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They said she wasn’t ready. Command denied her combat missions, grounding her Apache while others flew into battle. Paperwork, excuses, quiet doubts—she heard them all and stayed silent.
Then the alarms screamed.
A massive enemy assault broke through the outer perimeter, overrunning defenses and cutting off evacuation routes. Missile batteries failed. Ground troops were pinned down. The base was minutes from being wiped off the map.
With no pilots available and no time left, she didn’t wait for permission.
She powered up the Apache, lifted off under incoming fire, and flew straight into the kill zone. Enemy armor rolled in waves. Anti-air tracers lit the sky. One by one, her Hellfires found their targets. Rockets tore through advancing columns. The cannon roared until the battlefield fell silent.
Flying low, wounded, and nearly out of fuel, she shielded retreating soldiers, destroyed the last assault vehicles, and held the airspace until reinforcements arrived.
By sunrise, the base still stood.
The pilot once labeled “non-combat capable” had single-handedly turned the tide of battle. No excuses remained. No doubts survived. Only proof—burning on the battlefield below—that she had always belonged in the fight.