By Nina Golgowski PUBLISHED: 10:10 EST, 25 October 2012 | UPDATED: 12:04 EST, 25 October 2012 For Rebecca Edmonds, the Air Force was her life. After raised as a military kid, joining her school's Reserve Officers' Training Corps or ROTC and earning a full-ride Air Force scholarship to Marquette University, enlisting to serve her country was a dream. What she didn't expect was that weeks before commissioned as a second lieutenant, with her own father in uniform proudly swearing her in, she'd become pregnant. Scroll down for video Proudest day: Pictured beside her father Capt Tony Edmonds in one of her proudest moments, Rebecca Edmonds graduated from Marquette University last year on full scholarship from the Air Force
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Rebecca Edmonds was stripped of her $92,000 tuition and disenrolled as an Air Force second lietenant after found six months pregnant
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Air Force accused the now mother of fraud having failed to notify them of her pregnancy
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Military said single parents don't have flexibility to serve in all times of need making her ineligible
Fearful: With the military having been in her life from the start, following in her father's footsteps before joining @placeholder, as seen centre, Ms Edmonds was scared to tell others of her pregnancy for fear of it ruining her dreams