Fort Hood

The massacre at Fort Hood happened on November 5, 2009. Major Nidal Malik Hasan was coming out of a process center whenever he started shooting his gun at anybody for no reason. Within seven minutes, Hasan had killed 13 people, and wounded 38 others. Heroic Sgt. Kim Munley has risked her life to stop the shooter by charging at him.
The Army took immediate action; every military camp near Fort Hood was put on urgent lockdown. Scared soldiers didn’t know what to think, for some of the soldiers their wounds were worse just knowing that they were from a fellow soldier.
According to People magazine, Hasan was an Army doctor trained as a psychiatrist. He tried to convert fellow soldiers, who were coming home from Afghanistan or Iraq with post-traumatic stress disorder, to Islam. Fellow colleagues said, “Right from the get-go we knew this guy was bad news. Opinion was divided: Either he was incompetent oaf who somehow got pushed through the system, or he was a lunatic.” Hasan was obsessed with suicide bombers and showed much interest and even praised their glorious actions.