Five soldiers shot at Fort Stewart Army base in Georgia: Officials say no active threat
US army base on lockdown as five soldiers injured in shooting
- Five soldiers were shot at the Fort Stewart Army base in Georgia after a gunman opened fire on Wednesday morning.
- The base, home to the Army’s 3rd Infantry Division, was placed on lockdown following reports of an active shooter.
- The suspect was apprehended around half an hour after the initial reports, and military officials confirmed there was no longer an active threat.
- All five injured soldiers received on-site treatment before being transferred to Winn Army Community Hospital for further care.
- The incident remains under investigation, with the FBI Atlanta coordinating with the Army Criminal Investigation Division; President Donald Trump was briefed on the situation.