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Others like Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp, Senator Raphael Warnock and state representatives put out statements and asked for prayers of those involved in the shooting.

At least five soldiers have been shot after an active shooter situation was reported at the Fort Stewart army base in Georgia on Wednesday.

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