Fort Jackson in Columbia, SC, is described as haunted by multiple entities, including a female soldier with a hole in her helmet who is seen in a latrine and a shadowy male figure who moves between rooms in the B Company 369th AG Barracks. Soldiers have reported hearing disembodied voices, seeing apparitions of soldiers, and experiencing phantom footsteps and eerie feelings across the base. A female ghost, distinguished by a hole in her helmet, is said to haunt a latrine at the post. A malevolent shadowy figure is frequently reported in the B Company 369th AG Barracks, moving from room to room and watching soldiers. Visitors and soldiers have reported hearing strange disembodied female voices and other unexplained sounds, including the rattling of dog tags. Many have heard the sound of footsteps in various areas of the fort, even when no one is around. Besides the named entities, other ghostly apparitions of soldiers have been seen on the grounds and in buildings. Soldiers and visitors often describe feeling an uneasy, nervous energy. In some barracks, motion lights have been triggered by unseen forces, and soldiers have reported seeing their own belongings moved or used when they were not in the room.