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We now know the identities of the three Americans being described as heroes for helping overpower a gunman on a high-speed train in France.
"I came to see my friends on my first trip in Europe, and we stopped a terrorist – kinda crazy," Anthony Sadler told reporters.
Sadler and Alek Skarlatos — seen here on the left and middle — were on board the train when someone confronted the gunman, who opened fire with a handgun.
Their other friend, Spencer Stone, then put the man in a chokehold, preventing him from firing his automatic weapon. (Video via Fox News)
Skarlatos is a National Guard specialist who recently served in Afghanistan, and Stone is an airman first class in the Air Force. (Video via NBC)
Stone also helped treat a passenger who sustained a serious neck injury during the incident. Stone remains in the hospital after the gunman pulled a knife and cut him trying to get free.
The motives of the gunman have not been officially confirmed, but officials believe he is a 26-year-old Moroccan man who was known to authorities in France, Belgium and Spain. He was identified by a French official close to the investigation as Ayoub El-Khazzani.
– The Associated Press contributed to this report. This video includes images from Getty Images.
