More On Naval Air Station Pensacola

The Navy secretary approved the posthumous award of the Wings of Gold to three trainees who were killed at NAS Pensacola.

Hundreds of sailors and Marines stood in long lines at Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida, in a silent and moving tribute.

Joshua Kaleb Watson was shot five times but managed to help stop the Pensacola gunman, his family said

Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly called the review "a solemn duty."

The commanding officer of NAS Pensacola called them heroes.

"[Do I] have reservations about sending Marines or service members to other countries [like] Saudi Arabia? No, not at all."

The shooter is dead, and three victims have lost their lives.

Jets Nos. 1 and 3 made contact Wednesday while training at their home base at Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida.

A Marine private first class will head to court for a motions hearing Thursday after being accused of unpremeditated murder.