For many of the 43 people wounded when an Army psychiatrist allegedly went on a shooting rampage at Fort Hood, the scene was unreal -- it seemed like something out of a movie. Maybe it was a drill.
But in exclusive interviews with ABC News' Bob Woodruff today, the survivors agreed they are lucky to be alive, and they mourned the loss of their 13 comrades gunned down, allegedly by Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan.
WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama called Saturday for a comprehensive review of the events leading to the tragedy at Fort Hood to "prevent a similar breach from happening.
FORT HOOD — No Army base in America has had more memorial services than this one. In the last six years alone, more than 545 young men and women assigned to Fort Hood have died in Iraq or Afghanistan.
The lawyer for the accused Fort Hood gunman indicated today he will question his client's mental competence, telling ABC News that one of the first things any lawyer would want to determine is whether there is a "mental responsibility issue present.
Health experts say they are hardly astonished that the suspect in the worst mass murder ever at a U.S. military base is an Army psychiatrist - the very person who is supposed to be helping soldiers deal with the traumatic stress of war. Maj.
Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan was a soldier who didn't want to go to war, a man of God who defended murder and a doctor who shot up the soldiers he was supposed to heal. As he lay mute in a hospital bed Thursday night.
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