Dierks and the hero of Fort Hood

I'm sitting here feverishly trying to finish up my day-job work for the week so that I don't have to work this weekend so I've been ignoring the blog this morning, but I've now had two people, Flint and Meg, email me about this picture so I figured I better get on the ball and post it.

Yesterday's tragic shooting at Fort Hood, Texas could have been a lot worse - if 13 people dying isn't bad enough - if not for the bravery of one woman. 

Sergeant Kimberly Munley was praised for her "amazing and aggressive performance" by the top commander at Fort Hood, Lieutenant General Bob Cone, who credited her with stopping the shooting rampage that killed 13 people at the Texas post. Munley shot the gunman four times despite being wounded herself.

And amazingly, it's the picture aboveof Munley with Dierks Bentley that's making the news media rounds.  No word on when the picture above was taken. 

Update:  The picture is from 7/4.  Dierks says via his Twitter, "friend jordan sent me this pic today.we played ft hood 7/4.I want a meet and greet with her now.hero&brave soldier."