Fort Hood female soldier saves baby from burning house

More Than 100 Firefighters Battle Major Fire, Soldier Rescues Baby From Home
Killeen firefighters battled a fire that consumed two houses on the north side of the city.
Reporter: Josh Wucher and Megan Snipes
KILLEEN (August 3, 2011)—Firefighters battled a major structure fire in Killeen near Fort Hood that consumed two houses.

The fire started as a house fire around 2:30 p.m. Wednesday on the 700 block of Northside Dr., but spread to Fort Hood.


A home was fully engulfed, and the fire spread to another home.

Three garages, three sheds, two cars, two boats, and a trailer were also destroyed by the fire.

Firefighters from Killeen, Harker Heights and Fort Hood were at the scene.

Fire departments from Southwest Bell County, Central Bell County, Temple and Copperas Cove also helped.

Before some firefighters arrived on the scene, a Fort Hood soldier sprung into action.

Army Pvt. Denae Jensen kicked down the door of a home and saved two puppies. She then ran into another burning home and saved a baby that was in the crib. The mother of the child was gathering their belongings at the time of the rescue.
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Soldier Rescues Baby From Home