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Why did Army sergeant open fire at Fort Stewart? What we know about the motive
The shooting at Fort Stewart unfolded late morning on Aug. 6 when Army officials said a sergeant opened fire on his own team, using a personal handgun to shoot and injure five fellow soldiers before being tackled and subdued by other soldiers. All five were expected to recover, Army Brig. Gen. John Lubas said.
The Fort Stewart incident resonates deeply with Colonel Patrick Miller, a Western New York native who survived a mass ...
Lubas said Radford used a personal handgun in the attack, which left five soldiers stationed at the sprawling base wounded.
Fort Stewart, the largest U.S. Army base east of the Mississippi, was placed under lockdown Wednesday following reports of an active shooter on site. Five U.S. Army soldiers were wounded in the active ...
The former public safety director for Fort Stewart says "something fell through the cracks" with suspected shooter Sgt.
Six unarmed US Army soldiers were hailed as heroes a day after tackling a crazed gunman who was “actively shooting their ...
Five soldiers were shot and injured by one of their co-workers at Fort Stewart Army base in Georgia, higher import tariffs taking effect today are beginning to weigh on the US economy, and President ...
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