US airman credits gut instinct for subduing train gunman

Three Americans say they relied on gut instinct and a close bond forged through years of friendship as they tackled a heavily-armed man on a train speeding through Belgium.

US airman credits gut instinct for subduing train gunman

Three Americans say they relied on gut instinct and a close bond forged through years of friendship as they tackled a heavily-armed man on a train speeding through Belgium.

US Airman Spencer Stone said the gunman, an assault rifle strapped to his bare chest, seemed like he was “ready to fight to the end”. But he added: “So were we.”

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