Saudi Military Students Allowed To Resume Flight Training In U.S.

The Pentagon halted training for 852 Saudi military students after a Saudi airman killed three sailors in Pensacola, FL. Defense Secretary Mark Esper ordered enhanced screening for foreign students. New safety measures include banning international students from owning firearms and restricting their access to installations. Investigations found no Saudi students aided the gunman, but 21 were expelled for inappropriate online content.

What prompted the Pentagon to halt operational training for Saudi military students?

• A request from the Saudi government

• A tragic incident at a Naval Air Station

• A diplomatic disagreement

• A training exercise gone wrong

What new policy was introduced regarding international students' access to installations?

• They have unlimited access to all areas

• They are restricted to assigned areas only

• They can access any area with a supervisor

• They are banned from entering installations

What restriction was placed on international students concerning firearms?

• They can own firearms for training purposes

• They can own firearms only on base

• They can own firearms with permission

• They are banned from owning personal firearms

What was one of the reasons for the expulsion of 21 Saudi students?

• Involvement in the attack

• Posting extremist content online

• Unauthorized travel outside the base

• Failing their training courses

What was the outcome of the investigation regarding the involvement of Saudi students in the attack?

• Some were found to have aided the gunman

• All were found guilty

• None were found to have aided the gunman

• The investigation is still ongoing