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At Fort Hood "more guns" assuredly were "the solution to gun violence." November 11, 2009 When Maj.

U.S. Muslim service members say they stand out in both their worlds. Among fellow troops that can mean facing ethnic taunts, awkward questions about spiritual practices and a structure that is not set up to accommodate their worship.

President Obama took on the role of national eulogist on Tuesday for the first time since assuming office as he led the country in mourning 13 active and retired soldiers gunned down not on a foreign battlefield but here on their home post by one of their own.

Sgt. Fanuaee Vea embraces Pvt. Savannah Green outside Fort Hood on November 5, 2009 in Killeen, Texas.

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In the album of sadness there is no sadder melody than "Taps." On Tuesday, America mourned the 13 soldiers who were gunned down in an act as cruel as an ambush in Kandahar.

Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan is awake and talking, a Brooke Army Medical Center spokesman said Sunday.

The Secret Service and advance teams from the White House inspected the grounds in front of the III Corps Headquarters Sunday afternoon in preparation for the Fort Hood memorial service set for Tuesday.

By Hailey Persinger Killeen Daily Herald As the death toll rose Thursday afternoon at Fort Hood, the number of those emotionally affected by the tragedy mounted as well.

Flags and crosses honor the victims of the shooting in Fort Hood in Killeen Hundreds gather at a prayer vigil at Fort Hood Military chaplain speaks at Ft.

Several hundred residents of a small Wisconsin community gathered Sunday night to pay tribute to a hometown soldier who was one of 13 people killed last week in an assault at Fort Hood in Killeen, Texas.

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Killeen residents packed local churches Sunday morning hoping faith will help their community through what has been a very tragic week.

U.S. Army Ret. Command Sgt. Maj. James Rominger reaches down Sunday to touch one of the 13 crosses surrounded by American flags in front of the Central Christian church in Killeen, Texas.

The reserved greeting at Killeen's First United Methodist Church contrasted sharply with the effusive cries of parishioners several blocks away at the Christian House of Prayer.

Killeen police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run that occurred just after 6 p.m. on Saturday at the 1800 block of North Eighth Street.

Calleigh works at the crime scene of a slain undercover ATF agent who was posing as a motorcycle gang member, but the evidence she collects becomes corrupted when her car is run off of the road into a swampy canal.

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Soldier's daughter looks at a memorial wreath at the front gate of Ft. Hood. Flags honor the victims of Fort Hood shooting in Killeen, Texas.

Share + Nov 7, 2009 2:30 pm US/Central 1 of 1 U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Aarin Linse stands near an American flag that hangs at half staff, in front of the headquarters building, in honor of those killed or wounded yesterday at Fort Hood on Nov.