Fort Bragg

noun

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

Example Sentences

After a nine-month deployment to Iraq in 2010, he attended Special Forces assessment and selection in 2013 at Fort Bragg.

From Time

Bryan, Michelle, and their sons outside their home in Fayetteville near Fort Bragg, where Bryan was beginning the SF Q Course.

From The Daily Beast

Some units have just around 30 percent acceptance rate, and Fort Bragg, the largest military base in the US, is at around 60 percent.

From Popular-Science

It has since moved to a paid model and is currently working with about 100 cities, from Fort Bragg, California, to Chattanooga, Tennessee.

From MIT Technology Review

From Fort Bragg to Camp Pendleton, there is a shared experience on a scale that exists almost nowhere else in America.

From The Daily Beast

Back at Fort Bragg, I asked a Special Forces Master Sergeant if he was glad he went to Haiti.

From The Daily Beast

Still more celebs: Hank Williams, Jr., headlined for John McCain in Fayetteville ( nee Fort Bragg) Tuesday afternoon.

From The Daily Beast

These are all stated to be north of the selected site, Fort Bragg, with the most remote tribe 35 miles away.

From Project Gutenberg

All these groups are clearly stated by Heintzelman to lie north of Fort Bragg.

From Project Gutenberg

Covelo is almost exactly 40 airline miles northeast of Fort Bragg.

From Project Gutenberg

This would bring him just about 30 or 40 miles above Fort Bragg.

From Project Gutenberg