Frazier Glenn Miller spent two decades in the U.S. Army, achieving the rank of master sergeant in Special Forces and serving in South Vietnam. After leaving the military, he became involved in white supremacist politics, founding the White Patriot Party and engaging in paramilitary activities. Despite unsuccessful bids for political office, he remained active in white nationalist movements, eventually being sentenced to prison for weapons violations and contempt-of-court. Post-release, Miller continued to advocate for white supremacy and was ultimately convicted for a racially motivated shooting.

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