[nuvista]

One thing to consider... How could a physician (even an army physician) be “good” enough of an executioner to kill/injure so many in such a short period of time. Most docs - esp psychiatrists - are not firearms trained or experienced enough militarily to do something like this. Even though these muzzie docs can be terroristic (see the docs who tried to blow up the airport in Edinburgh Scotland a year or 2 ago), someone like this would have to have been trained.
I’m a doc, so I’d be interested in military-type folks input.

[sawmill trash]

How could a physician (even an army physician) be “good” enough of an executioner to kill/injure so many in such a short period of time.

Two pistols, fully loaded ... a room full of people, probably a spare clip or two for the pistols
One doesn’t have to be “good”

[PeteB570]

The shooting started in a Readiness Center.

A large building that holds lots of soldiers, those getting processed and those doing the processing. There would be a large number standing around and unarmed. Point and shoot - not hard.

[CalvaryJohn]

Two things this puke knew- Psychology and anatomy. Throw in a couple of handguns and a case of Sudden Jihad and I am glad the toll was not higher.

[armydoc]

Most docs - esp psychiatrists - are not firearms trained or experienced enough militarily to do something like this.

Every army doc is firearms trained. Firearms proficiency is a point of pride among my colleagues. I love getting out on the range and bustin' some caps. BTW, I'm sad to say this nutjob was a fellow graduate of the Uniformed Services University School of Medicine. Disgusting. Graduates incur a seven year active duty obligation. He was ROTC as well, so he had an even longer obligation. Someone who takes on that kind of obligation and then refuses to deploy makes me sick.

[dervish]

see post #104

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2379542/posts?page=104#104