The 82nd Airborne Just Reminded White Nationalists In Charlottesville What Real Valor Looks Like
By Jared Keller
on August 14, 2017
A weekend of violent clashes between white nationalists and counter-protesters in Charlotte, Virginia, seems to have surfaced an unsettling military connection. James Fields, the Nazi-obsessed driver of the Dodge Challenger that mowed down bystanders on Aug. 12, washed out of Army basic training after just a few months; on Aug 14., Splinter reported that Dillon Ulysses Hopper, head of the nationalist group Vanguard America, served as a Marine recruiter for several years. Every branch may prohibit such associations, but the Department of Defense has worried about the rise of extremism in its ranks for years.
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