Posted on Dec 12, 2022
Shooting in 2nd Brigade complex at Fort Stewart, casualties unclear
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Shooting in 2nd Brigade complex at Fort Stewart, casualties unclear
By Davis Winkie
Dec 12, 11:20 AM
A soldier from the 3rd Infantry Division sits down at Fort Stewart, Georgia, March 04, 2022. (Sgt. Jose Escamilla/Army)
Army officials told media Monday that “an incident is occurring” at Fort Stewart, Georgia, in a building complex belonging to the 3rd Infantry Division’s 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team.
“Emergency Services are on location at a building in the Second Armored Brigade Combat Team complex responding to what has been described as a shooting,” said Fort Stewart garrison communications chief Kevin Larson in an emailed statement. “Law enforcement has a suspect in custody. Additional details are unavailable and not being released at this time.”
Shooting in 2nd Brigade complex at Fort Stewart, casualties unclear
By Davis Winkie
Dec 12, 11:20 AM
A soldier from the 3rd Infantry Division sits down at Fort Stewart, Georgia, March 04, 2022. (Sgt. Jose Escamilla/Army)
Army officials told media Monday that “an incident is occurring” at Fort Stewart, Georgia, in a building complex belonging to the 3rd Infantry Division’s 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team.
“Emergency Services are on location at a building in the Second Armored Brigade Combat Team complex responding to what has been described as a shooting,” said Fort Stewart garrison communications chief Kevin Larson in an emailed statement. “Law enforcement has a suspect in custody. Additional details are unavailable and not being released at this time.”
Shooting in 2nd Brigade complex at Fort Stewart, casualties unclear
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These types of things is very sad and disrupted! I hope that justice is served accordingly!
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Back in the early 80's, I was stationed at Stewart when it was the 24th ID. I was in the 2nd Bde, C co 2/19 Inf. and when they disbanded we went over to 2/34 Inf. to become their Delta company. At the time there was just as many, if not more, weapons in the barracks as there was in the armsroom, yet we were smart enough and adult enough to not use them if we got in a beef with someone. At the time you could go off post to Western auto and get almost anything you wanted, all you had to do was show your ID card and drivers license. If you didn't see anything you liked you could go to one of the pawn shops and look there.
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