Tonight, the mass shooting at one of America's biggest military bases, soldiers forced to take down one of their own.

The scramble the safety at Fort Stewart, the army saying the gunmen targeted members of his own unit.

That soldier, an active duty sergeant, using a personal handgun to open fire before being tackled by fellow soldiers.

Five military members shot all of them somehow surviving what were learning about the sergeant's

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smoke and haze choking the skies on the east coast also breaking tonight will president

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Nightly News starts right now.

This is NBC Nightly News with Tom Yamas, reporting tonight from Miami.

And good evening. As we come on the air, the chilling moments on an army base.

Five soldiers are somehow alive tonight and in stable condition after an active duty sergeant

opened fire shooting them. They were hisworkers and members of his own unit.

Moments after he shot at them using his personal handgun, he was taken down by other soldiers

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