Fort Bragg

noun

1. a military reservation and U.S. Army training center in S central North Carolina NW of Fayetteville.

Example Sentences

But far more revealing, and relevant to American politics, was the story’s opening anecdote, in which Trump offered to pay for the funeral of a Mexican American soldier who was murdered at Fort Bragg.

From Slate

Farther west on the Pacific Coast, a group called Change Our Name Fort Bragg has waged a similar effort, arguing that the town’s name honors a slave-holding Confederate general named Braxton Bragg and commemorates a military installation “that facilitated genocide, ethnic cleansing, and involuntary servitude of the indigenous people,” according to the group’s Facebook page.

From Los Angeles Times

Military Academy at West Point, though he dropped out after two years, and became a Green Beret in 1963 after training at Fort Bragg, N.C., now Fort Liberty.

From New York Times

As of Monday morning, California’s northwestern corner has the highest probability for some flooding, including around Eureka, Fort Bragg and Redding, where precipitation could begin as early as Tuesday, according to the latest forecasts.

From Los Angeles Times

The remainder of the field, behind the two Baffert starters were Giant Mischief, Damon’s Mound, Raise Cain, Fort Bragg — also trained by Baffert — and Sharo Aza Tack.

From Los Angeles Times