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Chattanoogans reflect on 2015 mass shooting that killed five service members
"That day, start to finish, there's not a lot that has faded ... I don't know that it'll go away."
Pentagon’s Policy On Tracking Troops’ Personal Weapons: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
U.S. troops are allowed to carry personal weapons for their protection on stateside military facilities, but the Defense Department has...
Service Members May Soon Be Allowed To Carry Weapons On Installations
The Defense Department is close to releasing its updated policy for arming troops at facilities in the United States following...
These Moving Photos Underscore Sacrifice Made By Marines In Chattanooga Shooting
A private Purple Heart ceremony for the Marines killed in Chattanooga reveals the risk facing service members, at home or...
The Case Against Arming All Troops
On July 16, Marines Gunnery Sgt. Thomas Sullivan, Lance Cpl. Skip Wells, Staff Sgt. David Wyatt, and Sgt. Carson Holmquist...
The Case For Arming The Troops
Learning of the murders of the four Marines and one sailor in Chattanooga, Tennessee, was heartbreaking for me as an...
What We Know About The Marines Killed In Chattanooga
Four U.S. Marines are dead following a shooting Thursday at a military support facility in Chattanooga, Tennessee, in what some...
