Air Force OSI agent’s wife wins ‘Mrs. DC America’ title

Julie Canglialosi, whose husband is a special agent with the Air Force Office of Special Investigations, has been crowned the 2017 Mrs. District of Columbia America.

Canglialosi's husband is Special Agent James Canglialosi, according to an OSI announcement. She won the title March 18 in Washington, D.C., according to the Air Force.

During the competition, Canglialosi took the opportunity to raise awareness about pregnancy loss and miscarriage, a cause that is often not spoken about but affects many, according to information from Mrs. DC America.

Canglialosi will now go on to compete in Las Vegas, Nevada, for the "Mrs. America" title.  

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