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The attack lasted more than an hour and a half, troops said. The lack of casualties appears to be partly a function of luck at the sprawling base in Iraq.
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The December attack was carried out by a member of the Royal Saudi Air Force who was enrolled in a training program at Naval Air Station Pensacola. Three were killed in the rampage.
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