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The Army will conduct a review to determine if leaders were negligent in their supervision of accused Fort Hood shooter Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, Defense Department officials announced Jan. 21.
01.22.10, Story by Gerry Gilmore
An Afghan-international security force searched a compound in the village of Gorgerah Ghar, in the Sabari District of Khowst and captured a Haqqani facilitator responsible for the delivery of weapons, IED's, mines and ammunition to other militant factions. The joint force also detained another insurgent.
01.14.10, Courtesy Story
On Dec. 26, a joint coalition and Afghan security force entered the village of Ghazi Khan in the Narang District of Kunar province in order to locate a known insurgent group responsible for a series of violent attacks in the area. As the joint assault force entered the village, they came under fire from several buildings and in returning fire killed nine individuals. Several assault rifles, ammunition and ammonium nitrate used in bomb-making were discovered.
12.30.09, Courtesy Story
An ISAF service member from the United States died following a shooting today in western Afghanistan. ISAF is working with its Afghan partners to investigate the incident.
12.29.09, Courtesy Story
An Army Reserve unit that had soldiers both killed and wounded during the Nov. 5 shooting here deployed as scheduled to Afghanistan early, Dec. 4.
12.04.09, Courtesy Story
In the aftermath of the Nov. 5 shootings, Soldiers, family members and civilians are looking for answers, but they're also looking for help.
11.12.09, Story by Staff Sgt. Joy Pariante
Nov. 5 began and might have ended like any other day for Kanesha Howard, an Army spouse and mother of two. Instead, she found herself living a nightmare by midday, franticly wondering if she still had a husband.
11.12.09, Story by Spc. Christopher Gaylord
Waiting at the airport last night for the last families to arrive for today's ceremony honoring victims of the fatal shooting rampage at nearby Fort Hood, several Soldiers were dealing with their own pain and confusion by reaching out to families of the fallen and to each other.
11.09.09, Story by Donna Miles
It was nearly 11:00 p.m., Nov. 5, as 15th Sustainment Brigade Soldiers here began hearing about a shooting at Fort Hood, Texas, their home station, and began trying to contact friends and loved ones there.
11.09.09, Story by Sgt. Matthew Cooley
The attack that killed 13 people and wounded 30 more at Fort Hood, Texas, Nov. 5 "was a kick in the gut," not only for Fort Hood, but also for the entire Army, the Army chief of staff said Nov. 6.
11.06.09, Story by Jim Garamone
Blood donations came from nine different sources in overwhelming quantities in response to the Nov. 5 shooting on Fort Hood, Texas, showing strong pride around the nation for the military community, the director of the Army's blood program at the said at the Pentagon Nov. 6.
11.06.09, Story by Staff Sgt. Michael J. Carden
Fort Hood was uppermost in the minds of National Guardsmen Nov. 6, especially with an Alabama Citizen-Soldier reportedly among the wounded after a deadly shooting rampage there.
11.06.09, Story by Staff Sgt. Jim Greenhill
President Barack Obama condemned the fatal shooting rampage Nov. 5 on Fort Hood, Texas, that left 12 Soldiers dead and another 31 wounded, and promised full-scale support to get to the bottom of what happened and help the Fort Hood community recover from the tragedy.
11.05.09, Story by Donna Miles
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