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FORT BENNING — The International Sniper Competition, which drew shooters and spotters from across the globe to a shooting range in the sandy, piney scrublands of western Georgia, concluded here the ...

The 2026 International Sniper Competition ends with an Awards Ceremony April 10, 2026 in McGinnis-Wickam Hall on Fort Benning, Georgia. Staff. Sgt. Tyler Johnson and Sgt. Spencer Harrell, representing ...

A pair of Marines captured a rare victory at the Army-run International Sniper Competition, securing the service’s first win in nearly 17 years and only the second in the event’s history. Staff Sgt.

After a two-year court battle, Sniper 1 can finally be identified as Keaton Siebenaler. KCUR and The Midwest Newsroom have confirmed he departed the Joplin Police Department in August and graduated ...

Sgt. Tyler Johnson and Sgt. Spencer Harrell took first place at the 2026 International Sniper Competition. (Daniel Marble/U.S. Army) Two Marine snipers brought home the top prize at this year’s ...

A new report found that bots have surpassed human internet traffic. HUMAN Security's State of AI Traffic report found that automated traffic grew eight times faster than human traffic year-over-year.