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First Army Division West Commander Maj. Gen. Charles A. Anderson speaks with Pfc. James Armstrong and wife, Roxanne, during a chemical light vigil held at the North Fort Hood training site Friday night in remembrance of comrades and loved ones who were killed and wounded in the shooting tragedy at Fort Hood, Texas, Nov. 5. Armstrong pulled others out of harm's way despite being shot twice himself.

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