TEMPLE (November 8, 2009)—Fort Hood police Sgt. Kimberly Munley, who’s hailed as a hero for her quick actions in response to the shooting rampage Thursday on post, has undergone a second surgery and her family says she is grateful for all the good wishes.

Munley is credited with helping end the rampage by shooting the gunman.

Fort Hood spokesman Col. John Rossi read a statement on Munley's behalf at a news conference Saturday in which he said she and her family were thankful for all the support and prayers that have some their way since the story of her actions emerged.

Rossi said she underwent her second surgery Saturday and is in good condition.

She is most concerned that the wounded survivors of the shooting make speedy recoveries.

A doctor said earlier that Munley had a gunshot wound that had hit an artery.

Munley was the first officer to open fire on suspected gunman Maj. Nidal Maik Hasan.

She was shot in the exchange of gunfire.

A second officer, Sgt. Mark Todd, then opened fire on Hasan.

He said he handcuffed the Army psychiatrist, and then turned his attention to helping the injured.

Todd rejects the notion that he's a hero, saying the confrontation with Hasan was what he was trained to do.