List of Fort Hood dead, wounded

CBS)  In the wake of the mass shooting at Fort Hood Thursday, which left 13 dead and at least 30 wounded, CBS News can confirm the following casualties.

Confirmed Dead:

• Jason Dean Hunt, 22, from Oklahoma. Hunt's family has confirmed his death.

• PFC Michael Pearson, 21, from Bolingbrook, Ill.

• Amy Krueger, from Kiel, Ind. Joined the military soon after graduating high school in 1998 and made a career as a soldier.

• Aaron Thomas Nemelka, 19, from Utah. 
  

Confirmed wounded:

• Police Officer Kimberly Munley. She was praised as the first responder responsible for shooting the suspected gunman four times while being shot once herself in the back. She was also reportedly grazed in the head. According to military officials, she is stable and recovering.

• Grant Moxon, 23, from Lodi, Wisconsin. Moxon, a mental health specialist, arrived at Fort Hood just Wednesday and was preparing to deploy to Afghanistan. He was reportedly sitting in a processing room when he heard a commotion. He was soon face to face with the gunman and was shot in the leg.

• Joey Foster, 21, of Ogden Utah; His wife Mandy said he grabbed as many injured people as he could and ran for cover. "Then he realized that he'd been shot 20 minutes after sitting behind the wall," she said. Foster is scheduled for surgery Friday to remove fragments of the bullets.

• Corporal Nathan Hewitt of Lafayette, Ind.; He was reportedly shot through the calf with one bullet and was grazed along the hip with another. Neither injury is considered life-threatening.

• Keara Bono, of Independence, Missouri.

• Amber Bahr, of Random Lake, Wisconsin. According to her family, Bahf was shot in the back and is undergoing tests. Her mother, Lisa Pfund, said Bahr told her she went running when shots rang out and didn't realize she had been hit until she went to the emergency room.

• George Stratton III, 18, from Post Falls, Idaho; He was reportedly shot while standing five feet from the gunman.

• Matthew Cooke, of New York

• Staff. Sgt. Alonzo Lunsford, of Richmond County, N.C.; He was reportedly shot three or four times. Two of the bullets have been removed.

• Ray Saucedo of Lansing, Mich.; His wife said he was not shot, but was taken to the hospital to treat a flesh wound to his arm. She said he is physically fine and is back to work Friday, but remains upset at the death of one of his best friends.

• Joy Clark, of Des Moines, Iowa.; Reportedly shot in the arm, she is in stable condition and awaiting surgery.