As Chattanooga marks the first anniversary of an attack on our city that killed five military service members, we take a moment to remember the fallen.
July 16 one-year anniversary stories
- A year later, Chattanooga remembers Fallen Five
- Program helps Chattanooga veterans and families of July 16 victims turn traumatic memories into music
- Survivors of July 16 attack try to heal but never forget
- For Holmquist family, daughter will never meet her father
- One year later, grief remains for mother of slain Marine David Wyatt
- Scheduling mixup with mom may have kept Ooltewah grad, now Navy woman from July 16 attack
- Chattanooga entrepreneur leaves today on trip in memory of Fallen Five
- Gov. Haslam pays tribute to U.S. servicemen killed in Chattanooga attack [video]
- Sen. Bob Corker honors Chattanooga's Fallen Five [video]
- Navy will put armed sailors at recruiting centers after July 16 attack
- Muslims strive to heal ties to Chattanooga community in wake of violence
- Chattanooga pays tribute to the Fallen Five
- Marines and Mickey target of federal investigation
- Outdoor concert honors servicemen killed in July 16 attack
- From across the nation, people gave to Fallen Five's families
- Chattanooga plans several events to honor victims of July 16 attack
- Concerts, 5K, memorial motorcycle ride pay tribute to Fallen Five
- Cook: Coaxing light and goodness out of July 16 tragedy
- Political and policy debates continue as anniversary of Chattanooga attack nears
- Almost a year after July 16, Pentagon arming policy is in 'final stages of review'