Navy Yard shooting victims honored in wreath-laying ceremony

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel lays a wreath at the U.S. Navy Memorial plaza to honor a dozen people who lost their lives in a shooting at the Washington Navy Yard

• Sep 17, 2013
• 01:41

U.S. flags lowered to half-staff after shootings

Flags over the White House and the Capitol were quickly lowered to half-staff after the shootings

• Sep 17, 2013
• 00:16

Navy Yard shooter was a gov't worker with "mental issues," not terrorist

John Miller discusses newly revealed details about Aaron Alexis' troubled past

• Sep 17, 2013
• 02:45

Washington Navy Yard massacre: Searching for a motive

Authorities say they still don't know why a former sailor in the Navy Reserve opened fire yesterday

• Sep 17, 2013
• 03:01

Why did Navy Yard gunman open fire?

The FBI is looking for help in their investigation into the alleged Washington Navy Yard shooter Aaron Alexis

• Sep 16, 2013
• 02:40

Families describe anxious wait for loved ones after Navy Yard shooting

Buses shuttled shooting survivors to Nationals Park, where family members and friends of Navy Yard employees had been waiting for word of their safety

• Sep 16, 2013
• 01:42

Navy Yard employees say it would not be hard to sneak gun onto base

Employee Todd Brundage says he caught a glimpse of the Navy Yard gunman as he was fleeing the building and later witnessed someone being shot

• Sep 16, 2013
• 02:52

Navy Secretary: "A horrific day for our Navy family"

Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus says he has met with some of the victims in Monday's Washington Navy Yard shooting and that the Navy is working to account for all employees

• Sep 16, 2013
• 01:41

Despite president's efforts, no stricter gun laws after tragedies

President Barack Obama said the nation was confronting "yet another mass shooting" with Monday's attack at the Washington Navy Yard

• Sep 16, 2013
• 01:54

FBI looking for those who know more about alleged shooter

CBS News senior correspondent and former FBI Deputy Director John Miller says alleged Navy Yard shooter Aaron Alexis' core skills were as an IT specialist, but he is nearly invisible on the internet

• Sep 16, 2013
• 00:56

Washington Navy Yard gunman identified as Aaron Alexis

The FBI is reaching out to the public for help in their investigation into the deceased alleged gunman of the Washington Navy Yard shooting

• Sep 16, 2013
• 04:11

Navy Yard shooting a "God-awful reminder" to stay vigilant, Biden says

In Savannah, Ga., to continue his push for investment in infrastructure, Vice President Joe Biden spoke on the shooting inside the Washington Navy Yard earlier in the day that left at least 13 dead

• Sep 16, 2013
• 01:07

Alleged Navy Yard shooter targeted victims from high angle

Sources say the alleged shooter spent time working at the Navy Yard where the shootings occurred, and that he was armed with an assault rifle, shotgun and pistol

• Sep 16, 2013
• 02:03

D.C. police chief: 2 other potential shooters at Washington Navy Yard

Chief Cathy Lanier of the Metropolitan Police Department of Washington, D.C. described two other potential gunmen that may be at large

• Sep 16, 2013
• 03:08

Witnesses describe Washington Navy Yard shooting

Workers near the Washington Navy Yard describe the scene after a gunman opened fire killing at least six people

• Sep 16, 2013
• 01:16

Obama: Washington Navy Yard shooting a "cowardly" act

President Obama laments "yet another mass shooting" hours after a gunman opened fire at the Naval Sea Systems Command Headquarters at the Washington Navy Yard

• Sep 16, 2013
• 02:04

At least 3 dead in Washington Navy Yard shooting

Officials say a gunman has been neutralized, and that security officials are searching for a potential second gunman

• Sep 16, 2013
• 07:04

Attack submarine USS Minnesota commissioned at ceremony in Va.

The USS Minnesota joined the Navy's fleet of attack submarines on Saturday during a ceremony at Naval Station Norfolk

• Sep 8, 2013
• 02:00

U.S. Open ball boy is veteran who refused to let enemy take him out of the game

Navy medic Angelo Anderson was shot while patrolling a village in Afghanistan with his Marine unit. He's spent the last week chasing down tennis balls at the U.S. Open

• Sep 4, 2013
• 02:24

U.S. potential Syria strike: Navy could play critical role

If the Obama administration does take military action against Syria, the Navy will play a critical role

• Sep 3, 2013
• 01:50

Navy SEALs may allow women in combat crew jobs

Admiral says no "insurmontable obstacles" to women commandos, but service may have to adjust standards for the jobs

• Sep 25, 2015

A different era, a different SEAL

In 1992, Mike Wallace investigated Red Cell, a team of Navy SEALs tasked with exposing military security lapses. Why was its leader, a founding member of SEAL Team 6, prosecuted?

• Sep 9, 2012
• 10:50

Preview: Survivor

Former Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell recalls the 2005 battle in Afghanistan he alone survived. Anderson Cooper reports.

• Dec 6, 2013
• 01:18

Officials: Navy jet crashes in Calif., pilot ejects safely

Plane went down in field near Central California military base, but not before officials say the pilot ejected in midair

• Sep 21, 2015

Fears growing that Ukraine unrest could spiral into civil war

Flash Points: Russia may be the key player in determining whether upheaval in Ukraine leads to secession or outright civil war

• Feb 27, 2014
• 04:23

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