Five soldiers were shot and wounded Wednesday after an active shooter opened fire at Fort Stewart military base in east Georgia, the Army said.

All five are in stable condition and expected to recover, Brig. Gen. John Lubas told reporters later Wednesday.

The alleged shooter, who is now in custody, was identified as Quornelius Radford, 28, an active-duty soldier assigned to Fort Stewart, Lubas said.

Radford, an automated logistics sergeant who was not previously deployed to combat, was assigned to the Second Brigade Combat Team, where the incident took place, Lubas said.

The shooting "did involve his co-workers," Lubas said of Radford.

The shooter's firearm was "not a military weapon," Lubas said, adding that he believes it was a "personal handgun."

Army officials at the presser decl

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