Two West Virginia National Guard officers receive medals for their actions during a shooting in Washington, D.C. in November, when a gunman attacks members of the U.S. military, according to multiple outlets. The reports say the officers apprehend the suspect after confronting him and overpowering him at the scene. Their actions follow an incident in which the gunman shoots two service members during the attack. After the officers subdue the suspect, they are recognized with medals for their role in stopping the threat. The coverage describes the officers’ recognition as tied to the November events and highlights their involvement in apprehending the gunman and preventing further harm. Both sources provide the same core details: the officers are from the West Virginia National Guard, the incident occurs in Washington, D.C. in November, and the gunman shoots two service members before being overpowered by the officers. The reports do not add further specifics in the provided text about the type of medals or the officers’ names.