Army cadets recall how fallen officer defended them in Old Dominion shooting
A shooting occurred at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia. Cadets credit their survival to training received from a fallen officer. The officer's leadership played a crucial role in the cadets' response to the attack.
Details of the incident are shared in a video released by the Army, featuring eight cadets who fought back against the gunman. The cadets' accounts describe a sudden and deadly fight in their classroom. Further information about the attack and the cadets' experiences can be found through the Army's release, which marks the cadets' first public comments since the shooting.
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