A Fort Bragg soldier who threatened to eliminate minorities in four North Carolina counties by any means necessary pled guilty to possessing an unregistered short-barrel rifle.
U.S. Attorney Michael Easley said Noah Anthony, 23, had a document called “operation” on his electronic devices, which stated a goal “to physically remove as many of [black and brown people] from Hoke, Cumberland, Robeson and Scotland Counties by whatever means need be.”
Court records show Anthony was stopped at a Fort Bragg in March 2022, and the gate officer found a loaded handgun in the center console, which turned out to be a ghost gun, with no serial number.
Military Police also found two extended magazines, ammunition, a flag with a Swastika and other Nazi-type patches.
A search of Anthony’s room on Fort Bragg turned up the 3-D printed rifle, magazines for various guns, white supremacist literature, and other such items.
Easley said Anthony faces up to 10 years in prison when sentenced later this year.
