Army wives a final salute series#

We also want to thank Army Wives’ passionate legion of fans and everyone involved with the series: ABC Studios, Mark Gordon and Jeff Melvoin, Tanya Biank, every single castmember, as well as the crew and community of Charleston, South Carolina. It has been an honor to be the home of Army Wives.

“By taking on a very relevant and timely issue, it has brilliantly captured the challenges our military families endure and the bravery they and their loved ones display while serving our country. props can be seen in the series' sendoff episode Army Wives: A Final Salute.

Army wives a final salute series#

“There is no denying how special Army Wives has been to both Lifetime and the television landscape,” Lifetime GM Rob Sharenow said of the series following women and their spouses and families living on an active Army post. Army Wives' Brief Lesbian Storyline The story-arc of this lesbian couple is. During a recent Army funeral at Arlington National Cemetery, a woman escorted by a member of the Armys 3rd. The series, which hails from ABC Studios, wrapped its final season in June and will conclude with a two-hour retrospective special with the cast that will air early next year. Ladies of Arlington Never Miss Final Salute. The female-skewing cable network has opted to cancel its longest-running original scripted drama after seven seasons, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. on Lifetime fans will finally get to see the cast say farewell in a special the network put together. Lifetime is closing the book on Army Wives. In the two-hour retrospective Army Wives: A Final Salute airing Sunday at 9 p.m.