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Husband and wife, another first in air force history. but it also meant they could vever be in the same plane. >> we are not allowed to fly together if you are married. >> reporter: jennifer went on to fly a mission in operation iraqi freedom. fe is still the only woman to fly a b2 in combat. why do you think more women don't go after these jobs? >> there could be a perception problem that they-- they think that they weren't-- they won't on accepted. >> reporter: the couple eventually flew b2s for the air national guard, until they both retired from the military in september, giving them more ...

♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the "cbs evening news" this tuesday, the president mourns shooting victims in a controversial trip to pittsburgh. he also claims he has a plan to revoke birthright citizenship. and, notorious mob boss whitey bulger is beaten to death in prison. but first, the headlines in 60 seconds. >> president trump is reportedly looking at doing away with birthright citizenship. >> now they're saying i can do it just with an executive order. >> the republican house speaker paul ryan balked at the president's plan. >> this coming as the pentagon moves to deplo...

Officers there informed the major their troops were able to take back the territory without much of a fight. does it feel like you're winning? u uhm, i-- i won't use the word "winning" and i won't use the word "losing." i want to use the word "impacts." i think that's the biggest word or best word for what we're doing. >> reporter: it may be too early w know what impacts they're doving. afghan military losses are considered to be so high, the government no longer gives those figures out. charlie d'agata, cbs news, nangarhar province, afghanistan. >> glor: up next on the cbs evening news, what ...

Heuntering them are u.s. and afghan troops. charlie d'agata recently embedded with american soldiers fighting in this country's longest war, in the deadliest province for americans in 2017. >> reporter: in black hawk helicopters, we left kabul as night fell. to eastern afghanistan, nangarhar. of the 11 u.s. troops killed here in afghanistan last year, more than half died in nangarhar. ant only taliban territory, but also an isis stronghold. the terror group has launched at least 17 attacks already this year, killing hundreds of people. soldiers who were fifth graders when this war began in 200...