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The Navy has recognized 16 people whose heroic actions saved lives during a December terrorist attack on a Florida military base — including several who were themselves wounded in the shooting

The shooter had been a member of the Royal Saudi Air Force

Each sailor’s family will receive the Purple Hearts at private ceremonies that will be scheduled later

On Dec. 6th, Naval Air Station Pensacola was the site of an act of terrorism that had stunned the nation,...

“This nearly 20-year-old investigation demonstrates NCIS’ relentless pursuit of truth and justice."

An audio recording purporting to be from the Islamist militant group al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) claimed responsibility on Sunday for a fatal shooting in December at a U.S. naval base in Pensacola, Florida, but provided no evidence

Defense Secretary Mark Esper on Wednesday acknowledged that a deadly shooting at this Florida military base had raised concerns about international students, but said new security measures should provide a "much higher degree of confidence"

The Pensacola gunman obtained a handgun through a federal loophole that allows foreign nationals to own a gun if they have a hunting license.

"We’re not asking anything we wouldn’t ask of ourselves."

"I wasn't worried about being shot ... I was just worried about getting us to safety."

The 21 students being kicked out are a small minority of the 850 total Saudi military students studying in the U.S.

21 Saudi military trainees will be pulled out of the United States, said DOJ head William Barr.

"Everybody paints him as really serious [but] most of the time there was a twinkle going on there."