The US Army secretary is set to visit Fort Stewart military base in Georgia on Thursday, a day after authorities say a 28-year-old active-duty sergeant pulled out a personal handgun and opened fire, wounding five before he was subdued by fellow soldiers.

The shooting at Fort Stewart unfolded late morning on Aug. 6 when Army officials said a sergeant opened fire on his own team, using a personal handgun to shoot and injure five fellow soldiers before being tackled and subdued by other soldiers. All five were expected to recover, Army Brig. Gen. John Lubas told reporters.

A 28-year-old Army supply sergeant opened fire on his colleagues at Fort Stewart, Georgia, on August 6, injuring five soldiers before being tackled and arrested. Officials identified the shooter as Sgt. Quornelius Radford, who used a personal handgun in the attack.