<human>: Can you give me a shortened version of the text?

I've been in the Army National Guard for four years now. I met her through our best friends, both of which are also in the National Guard. I was on "active duty status" when I met her. That pretty much means I was working full time with the Guard. We fell in love very fast. Faster than I could have ever imagined. I came off of my active duty orders and she left for Basic Training. I went down to see her graduate from that last month. We decided we are getting married when she comes back. I didn't propose or anything, not very traditional but we are very much in love and it's what we both want. The whole proposal and everything is going to happen when she gets back. Well then I took her to her MOS (Military Occupation Specialty) training where she will be there until mid August. We had a scary discussion today. It seems she "forgot how we got here". I immediately called her and talked to her about this. She said she feels like she forgot who she use to be. Now when you are at training it's easy to forget about home, but I hope you can understand how scared I was of losing her. I feel like I have to fight everyday to keep her holding on to me. She assured me after a long talk that she still loves me just as much as she did when she was home, but I feel like she might slip away if I don't do something. I talk to her a lot. We text when she's not in her class and we talk on the phone every night, but it just doesn't seem to be enough anymore. How can I make her feel the love that we felt for each other when she was home and I was able to see her? How can I remind her of how much we love each other? What can I do, Reddit?
<bot>: Me and soon to be wife are in the Army. She's away for training and I want to make sure she remembers how in love we are. What can I do, Reddit?