Corky, Hows the folks in Ft.Hood and Killeen,our prayers are with Everyone

The Military is very serious about the mental health of our troops. This is an unfortunate incident, and as much as we all despise any form of racial profiling, be that Caucasian (white), African American (black), American Indian (native), Asian, German, Middle Eastern, Muslim, European or any form of profiling, incidences like this set our country back decades overnight. This is intense for the folks at Fort Hood, Kileen, Waco, Belton and Harker Heights areas. This struck close to home for many of our Owners there and our Dealer of Cliff and Mary Brown at Texas Boat World (retired military). Many of you have been through Fort Hood recently with the ongoing conflicts. Prayers go out to each and every one there in that area. Just a few months ago an incident on I30 was tragic, and this piles up on top of that. BCB

Brannon: People are shocked and dismayed, but will adjust. The military takes mental health concerns very seriously, and this event will lead to much more attention being paid to mental health care for our soldiers and veterans. This is a very unfortunate and catastrophic event, and citizens of Central Texas will adjust and move forward. Dealing with a tragedy such as this where lives were taken at an Army base by one wearing the uniform that so many wear proudly is a tough issue for which to adjust. My prayers go out to all family members and persons touched by this tragic event. I, as a citizen of Central Texas, certainly appreciate the kind words and thoughts. Corky

Prayers sent to all the soldiers and their families there. My son is at Ft. Benning so I do feel a connection with the Army – he was training on Bradleys at Ft Hood last summer! God Bless you guys there at Ft Hood!

This is such as sad event. No words can describe what the folks of Fort Hood are feeling right now. To all of the dead and wounded whether military or civilians my heart goes out to all. It should also be noted that this maniacs killing spree was stopped by a female civilian police officer who by the way is recieving high praise from the commanders at Ft Hood. She also took a bullet in an exchange of gunfire with a trained soldier. She ran towards what most people ran from and she put her life on the line. She engaged this maniac and stared death in the face and she prevailed. After she was shot she was able to return fire and end this violent event with four rounds striking the bad guy. She is a hero in my opinion and I am proud of her.-Jason