Ft. Bragg Special Forces "Culinary Specialist" niggers got beef, ending in batwings for one

Fort Bragg soldier charged with killing 3rd Special Forces Group member

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Be all that you can be? More like Be What You Is Muhfuggah! :lol

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Staff Sgt. Brandon A. Amos-Dixon, a culinary specialist assigned to U.S. Army Special Operations Command, has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the death of another soldier based at Fort Bragg, military and police officials said.

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We wuz Special Forces. Dem muhfuggas could fry that chicken and slice them watermelons deeeeep behind enemy lines.

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Staff Sgt. Jimmy Lee Smith III, 24, was killed on Jan. 18 in Raeford, North Carolina. He was serving as a culinary specialist assigned to the Group Support Battalion for 3rd Special Forces Group at the time of his death.

First responders found Smith unresponsive and were unable to revive him, according to a recent message on the Facebook page of the Hoke County Sheriff’s Office in North Carolina.

Detectives ultimately identified Amos-Dixon as the suspect in Smith’s death and filed first-degree murder warrants against Amos-Dixon on March 17, the Facebook message said. The Virginia State Police had already arrested Amos-Dixon on Jan. 19 after a pursuit that lasted for several hours.

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You're supposed to shoot the enemy, not fellow soldiers, stupid niggers. :lol

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But, Special Forces Cook nigger has a history of TNB. He even shot at his she boon at one point.

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Brandon Allen Amos-Dixon, of Harnett County, was arrested for a separate incident in Virginia on Jan. 19 after his fiancee told authorities he shot at her and her child in Spring Lake.

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Army niggers. They're being all that they can be.

Decorated soldier, 4 others killed in South Carolina shooting

Long story short: Ex Army nigger shot his ex wife Army she boon and her new Army boyfriend/boo, then shot their two sproglets and her one sproglet by another baby daddy. The Bat Fairy had a busy day that day.

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A man killed during a shooting, along with four others, has been identified as a United States Army soldier.

Investigators say Command Sgt. Maj. Carlos Evans died after Charles Slacks, Jr. shot him after discovering Evans speaking with his ex-wife, Aletha Holliday, in the backyard of a Sumter area home.

The 38-year-old was the Command Sergeant Major for the Headquarters & Headquarters Battalion, U.S. Army Central.

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WIS reports police initially said the incident appeared to be domestic-related before disclosing the relationship between the shooter and the victims in a press conference Wednesday afternoon.

Sumter Police Chief Russell F. Roark III said Slacks, Jr. entered the home of his ex-wife by using a key. Sumter County records show both Slack and Holliday owned the home.

Police say Slacks discovered his ex-wife was in the backyard speaking with Evans.

Slacks then shot the man, went inside the home, and up the stairs. Holliday followed, but Slacks turned the gun on her.

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Roark said Holliday went back inside and saw Slacks at the top of the stairs. Slacks then committed suicide.

Police say Holliday checked her children’s bedrooms and found all of them had been shot and killed. The children were identified as 5-year-old Aayden Holliday-Slacks, 6-year-old Aason Holliday-Slacks, and 11-year-old Ava Holliday.

Police say Evans was taken to the hospital where he later died from his injuries.

Evans was from Petersburg, Virginia. He joined the army in July 2002 and served in multiple duty positions and locations around the world before joining the U.S. Army Central team in 2021.

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https://www.wsaz.com/2023/03/23/deco...lina-shooting/

There's a big difference between attached to the Special Forces, and actually being SF qualified. Very few
niggers can cut the SF qualification course, as you A: Can't be afraid of the dark, and B: have to demonstrate
an ability to shoot, move, and communicate. The land navigation part of it keeps niggers out of SF, unless someone
helps them cheat. I never saw one negro in the infantry, that could use a map and compass. My Boy Scout orienteering
merit badge-level skills were far beyond their abilities. You'd think cro-mag niggers could at least excel at standard infantry
skills, like digging a foxhole, but you'd be way wrong. With an entrenching tool, I could out-dig any 5 niggers in infantry
school. I used to pray that we'd never see combat, because niggers were so lame at being grunts. And that was in the late
'70s. Niggers are way more useless now, than back then. God help us all, if there's ever a war...
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Niggers batwinging other niggers is always good no matter the occupation. On another note, the only reason the other nigger is a Command Sargeant Major is because it’s a nigger in a woke ass military. I had one nigger CMC in the Navy. Stupid racist ass kissing pile of shit that it was. Worst command in a 24 year career.

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Originally Posted by Ray Cizzums

There's a big difference between attached to the Special Forces, and actually being SF qualified. Very few
niggers can cut the SF qualification course, as you A: Can't be afraid of the dark, and B: have to demonstrate
an ability to shoot, move, and communicate. The land navigation part of it keeps niggers out of SF, unless someone
helps them cheat. I never saw one negro in the infantry, that could use a map and compass. My Boy Scout orienteering
merit badge-level skills were far beyond their abilities. You'd think cro-mag niggers could at least excel at standard infantry
skills, like digging a foxhole, but you'd be way wrong. With an entrenching tool, I could out-dig any 5 niggers in infantry
school. I used to pray that we'd never see combat, because niggers were so lame at being grunts. And that was in the late
'70s. Niggers are way more useless now, than back then. God help us all, if there's ever a war...

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Thanks for the insight! But you have to give it that, it was able to shoot. Of course, being a nigger, it shot its own people instead of the enemy, but a baboon brain does not have that much capacity. It can't remember too many things at the same time.
Out of interest, because you mentioned navigating with map & compass: I learned that at school in geography class (I think in 9th grade), we even did a one-week field trip to practice (not the whole week, we went to look at some geological formations etc. as well of course). Do you / did you learn that kind of stuff at school as well, or is that impossible because of niggers?

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Originally Posted by Socialism_is_terrorism

Thanks for the insight! But you have to give it that, it was able to shoot. Of course, being a nigger, it shot its own people instead of the enemy, but a baboon brain does not have that much capacity. It can't remember too many things at the same time.
Out of interest, because you mentioned navigating with map & compass: I learned that at school in geography class (I think in 9th grade), we even did a one-week field trip to practice (not the whole week, we went to look at some geological formations etc. as well of course). Do you / did you learn that kind of stuff at school as well, or is that impossible because of niggers?

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Niggers are taught marksmanship in the military, but 95% of can't qualify with their weapon, without black NCOs cheating
on their behalf. They score batwings only when executing defenseless family members at close range.
Our schools were 10 times better decades ago, than they are today. But were never taught any important practical skills,
like navigation. We had the Boy Scouts for that, but most "Scoutmasters" were just unskilled suburban dads, with a few
war heroes here and there. Like most subjects I found interesting, I just taught myself, with a $3 Silva compass, and a copy
of the Boy Scout manual. My dad, and a couple of uncles, were combat vets, but I don't recall needing their help with this
subject, other than buying me a topo map, and showing me how to find the North Star. When I got my merit badge, my
scoutmaster was impressed, and wanted me to help the other scouts with it, but they were not really interested.
My ability was noticed by our brigade's weapon's platoon NCO, and they wanted to send me to gunners school. That
meant humping an 81mm mortar instead of a rifle, and we were leg infantry at the time, not mechanized, like today.
My hitch in the Army was up by then, so I never went 11 Charlie. My nav skills did help me get my USCG captains license
years later.
P.S. - There were only a few niggers in my grade and middle schools, and a couple of dozen in my high school.
:bugeye
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Originally Posted by Ray Cizzums

Niggers are taught marksmanship in the military, but 95% of can't qualify with their weapon, without black NCOs cheating on their behalf. They score batwings only when executing defenseless family members at close range.

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The only good thing: Just imagine how many more humans they'd kill when they were able to aim properly.

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Originally Posted by Ray Cizzums

Our schools were 10 times better decades ago, than they are today. But were never taught any important practical skills,
like navigation. We had the Boy Scouts for that, but most "Scoutmasters" were just unskilled suburban dads, with a few
war heroes here and there. Like most subjects I found interesting, I just taught myself, with a $3 Silva compass, and a copy
of the Boy Scout manual. My dad, and a couple of uncles, were combat vets, but I don't recall needing their help with this
subject, other than buying me a topo map, and showing me how to find the North Star. When I got my merit badge, my
scoutmaster was impressed, and wanted me to help the other scouts with it, but they were not really interested.
My ability was noticed by our brigade's weapon's platoon NCO, and they wanted to send me to gunners school. That
meant humping an 81mm mortar instead of a rifle, and we were leg infantry at the time, not mechanized, like today.
My hitch in the Army was up by then, so I never went 11 Charlie. My nav skills did help me get my USCG captains license
years later.
P.S. - There were only a few niggers in my grade and middle schools, and a couple of dozen in my high school.

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Sounds just as bad as it's over here! Just that leftists&feminists instead of niggers were the ones that destroyed our schools, because meritocracy is "evil and discriminating", therefore had to go. Niggers are just the last nail in the coffin.
Back then we sometimes even learned useful things at school, like reading a map, using a compass or watch for orientation, real math, English language :-) etc. These times are long gone.
But it truly surprises me you didn't learn to navigate at school back then. Here you can't walk more than 5 miles in any direction, and you'll stumble upon a road, house, or town. Regardless of where you are. I doubt there is a place in Europe where you really can get lost (even in the Alps, the Scottish highlands or the Sierra Nevada you can't get "out of civilization"), therefore navigation capabilities are just "nice to have". But the US is a completely different league in that respect. Especially pre gps&smartphone!

What's the meaning of "I never went 11 Charlie"?

You mean they didn't get the whole set of wings?

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Originally Posted by Socialism_is_terrorism

Back then we sometimes even learned useful things at school, like reading a map, using a compass or watch for orientation, real math, English language :-) etc. These times are long gone.
But it truly surprises me you didn't learn to navigate at school back then. Here you can't walk more than 5 miles in any direction, and you'll stumble upon a road, house, or town. Regardless of where you are. I doubt there is a place in Europe where you really can get lost (even in the Alps, the Scottish highlands or the Sierra Nevada you can't get "out of civilization"), therefore navigation capabilities are just "nice to have". But the US is a completely different league in that respect. Especially pre gps&smartphone!

What's the meaning of "I never went 11 Charlie"?

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Any geography taught was limited to knowing what continent countries were on, and being able to identify them
on the globe that was in every classroom. Knowledge of US states was also taught. I was interested in American
and European military history, which I read up on at the library, so I knew the players back to ancient times. Nothing about
map reading, finding your way around our country, or any kind of practical navigation was ever taught, and you can damn
sure get lost in the rural parts of most states. I lived in the Sierra Nevada mountains, back in the early '80s, and sure, you
could walk 5 miles and hit a dirt road - but it might go tens of miles and just dead end. Plenty of people lost and never found
where I lived. Look up the Yuba City 5 on YouTube. I knew the drunken fool they ran into, who I think sent them off in the wrong
direction. The Plumas National Forest was no joke, and having a GPS would have been great.
I was an Army rifleman, designation 11B (Bravo), which is just a standard infantryman/grunt - nothing special about that MOS
(military occupational specialty). An 11C (Charlie) is a weapons-trained infantryman - who employs mortars, heavy machine guns,
and automatic grenade launchers. They are loaded down like a pack mule everywhere they go...
:bugeye

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Originally Posted by Ray Cizzums

Any geography taught was limited to knowing what continent countries were on, and being able to identify them
on the globe that was in every classroom. Knowledge of US states was also taught. I was interested in American
and European military history, which I read up on at the library, so I knew the players back to ancient times. Nothing about
map reading, finding your way around our country, or any kind of practical navigation was ever taught, and you can damn
sure get lost in the rural parts of most states. I lived in the Sierra Nevada mountains, back in the early '80s, and sure, you
could walk 5 miles and hit a dirt road - but it might go tens of miles and just dead end. Plenty of people lost and never found
where I lived. Look up the Yuba City 5 on YouTube. I knew the drunken fool they ran into, who I think sent them off in the wrong
direction. The Plumas National Forest was no joke, and having a GPS would have been great.
I was an Army rifleman, designation 11B (Bravo), which is just a standard infantryman/grunt - nothing special about that MOS
(military occupational specialty). An 11C (Charlie) is a weapons-trained infantryman - who employs mortars, heavy machine guns,
and automatic grenade launchers. They are loaded down like a pack mule everywhere they go...

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Aahh! Thanks for the clarification! Google came up with strange things when I searched for 11B. Naturally, we had different designations here 20 years ago.

We mainly learned the states & countries stuff in Geography class as well. And things about what kind of rocks, ground, sand there are, humid-/arid zones etc. Found most of it pretty boring back then. History was only taught in history class, but as I went to school in Germany, even back then history class consisted mostly of "Gemans=Nazi=evil, yt=colonialist=evil". Every single year.

Sorry for the misunderstanding: I meant of course the Sierra Nevada in Spain when I said you can't get lost. That's essentially why the map reading thing surprised me, because what you just said is what I guessed: That people can get lost, e.g. in the (US) Sierra Nevada, Wyoming, rural Texas... Therefore, being able to navigate would be useful (especially as it is no rocket science). European countries are usually smaller than US states, but we have a crazy high population density. (But, according to the UN, we need more sand niggers here.)