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All Eight Injured In NAS Pensacola Shooting Released From The Hospital
December 15, 2019
The last of eight people injured during the December 6 shooting onboard NAS Pensacola has been released from the hospital.
Joshua K. Watson, Mohammed S. Haitham and Cameron S. Walters were killed.
Naval Air Station Pensacola remains open for current DoD ID card holders only. The museum and lighthouse are only open to current DoD ID card holders.
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4 Responses to “All Eight Injured In NAS Pensacola Shooting Released From The Hospital”
I know there’s thousands upon thousands of Americans that feel the same way about this. The government allows threats like that in this country because it lines their pockets in one way or the other. stripping this country of the religion it was built by. All of us god-fearing true Americans need to take our country back so we don’t allow these kind of threats that takes our loved ones from us in this country. It all could have been avoided and it’s only going to get worse because our government is failing us. If we don’t do something our kids and grandkids and so on we’ll live in a dangerous place. If not for us let’s do it for them
@ Jenny Larson & EMD
Victim’s names are not always released to the general public and can remain “quiet” if the victim or family requests.
Not all of us need to know Everything.
Allow those injured and healing to do so in the peace and quiet they very much deserve.
God Bless those injured and their families, loved ones and care givers.
Prayers that their bodies, spirits and minds will recover completely, it can be a long time.
In re to Jenny Larson’s comment: I have wondered the same. Were some braver than others? I do not understand that either.
Why was the names of all the injured not made public