Sailors and Marines receive heroism medals and Purple Hearts for actions during NAS Pensacola shooting By Gina Harkins, Military.com / Jun 23, 2020
FBI cracked phone of Saudi gunman at NAS Pensacola, which revealed ties to al Qaeda By Sarah N. Lynch and Mark Hosenball, Reuters / May 18, 2020
Navy and Marine Corps to ban personal firearms for foreign troops in response to NAS Pensacola shooting By Gina Harkins, Military.com / Feb 25, 2020
Al Qaeda in Arabian Peninsula claims responsibility for NAS Pensacola shooting By Reuters Staff / Feb 3, 2020
Florida senators are pushing for Purple Hearts for service members wounded in the NAS Pensacola shooting By Jared Keller / Jan 26, 2020
New security measures after NAS Pensacola shooting should provide a ‘much higher degree of confidence,’ Esper says By Tara Copp, McClatchy Washington Bureau / Jan 23, 2020
DoD to close loopholes allowing international military students to buy guns By Jim Thompson, Northwest Florida Daily News / Jan 21, 2020
Pentagon to resume Saudi training halted after NAS Pensacola shooting By Reuters Staff / Jan 16, 2020
How 2 Marines and an injured sailor saved lives during the NAS Pensacola shooting By Gina Harkins, Military.com / Jan 16, 2020
DoD boots 21 Saudi military students, citing jihadi content and child porn By David Roza / Jan 13, 2020
NAS Pensacola shooting was an ‘act of terrorism,’ says US Attorney General By Sarah N. Lynch and Mark Hosenball, Reuters / Jan 13, 2020
Navy, Marine Corps order review of insider threats in response to Pearl Harbor, NAS Penscola shootings By William Cole, The Honolulu Star-Advertiser / Dec 26, 2019
Pentagon finds no new threat from Saudi military students in wake of NAS Pensacola shooting By Reuters Staff / Dec 19, 2019
Dozens of Navy pilots demand to carry guns on base in aftermath of Pensacola shooting By Ryan Pickrell, Business Insider / Dec 16, 2019