Army probes ties to racial extremists
The Army opens a service wide probe into troops ties with extrem ist and racist groups after a North Carolina killing. Maj. Gen. Larry Jordan will report by March 1 on climate and extremism including white supremacist views. Fort Bragg soldiers face murder charges in the Dec 7 incident.
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