First responders use a table as a stretcher to transport a
wounded US Soldier to
an awaiting ambulance
at Fort Hood, Texas,
Nov. 5.
Hasan was shot and wounded by woman police sergeant Kim Munley
following the attacks.
Five-seveN USG model, similar to that which the attacker used. It
also has attached a
Surefire X200a light,
and is surrounded by
twenty en:5.7x28mm cartridges, the
contents of the standard magazine.
The remains of the Nov. 5 massacre victims at Fort Hood are
loaded aboard an aircraft
before being flown
to Dover Air Force
Base, Del. Twelve Soldiers and one civilian were
killed Nov. 6 at
the post's Soldier
Readiness Processing Center.
(U.S. Army photo by
Sgt. John Ortiz)
Mourning the Victims of Fort Hood
The Fallen
A memorial service at Fort Hood in Texas honored the 13 men and
women who were
killed on the base in a shooting spree on November 5.
(Donna McWilliam)
Roll Call
Obama mentioned all the victims by name, saying a few words about
their service
to the country
and the families they left behind.
(Kevin Lamarque /
Reuters)
Salute
Many attendees drove from nearby towns to pay their respects.
(Joe raedle / Getty)
Price of
Freedom
The President placed a special coin before each of the photos of the
thirteen victims,
a traditional military
tribute to fallen soldiers.
(Christopher Morris)
Unable
A mourner hugs the photograph of one of the victims.
(Rodolfo González / AP)
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