Revealed: New Orleans ISIS terrorist and Cybertruck bomber both served at Fort Bragg
Both men behind Wednesday’s dual suspected terror attacks in New Orleans and Las Vegas previously served on the same North ...
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NC’s military base becomes questionable connection between New Year’s attackers
North Carolina’s Fort Liberty military base, formerly known as Fort Bragg, has become a questionable parallel between the New ...
Driver of Cybertruck in Las Vegas explosion was a Special Forces soldier, Army confirms
Master Sgt. Matthew Livelsberger, an active duty Green Beret for almost 20 years, shot himself just before the truck exploded ...
Cybertruck Explosion Suspect Matthew Livelsberger, New Orleans Driver Served at Fort Bragg
The Tesla Cybertruck explosion suspect and the New Orleans driver both served at the same U.S. Army base, AP reports.
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Truck blast suspect served as Army special operations soldier
Livelsberger, who appeared to have shot himself before the truck exploded, was on leave from the 10th Special Forces Group in ... country and were not at the North Carolina Army base at the ...
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Pro-Ukraine special forces soldier shot himself before Cybertruck explosion
He wrote: “I’ve got a top 18D [Special Forces medical sergeant ... spent time at the same base in North Carolina, toured Afghanistan and used the same car-sharing app to rent the vehicles ...
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Man who blew up cybertruck in Las Vegas was active-duty Special Forces soldier
The man behind the wheel of a Tesla Cybertruck that exploded on Wednesday in front of a Las Vegas hotel with Donald Trump’s name on it was an active-duty member of the U.S. Army Special Forces.