In the shadow of Fort Bragg, America's largest military base, a chilling conspiracy unfolded. Elite soldiers, trained to protect, turned predators, weaving a web of drugs, murder, and betrayal that shook the nation.

Blood on the Base dives into the 2020 murders of Delta Force operator Billy Lavigne and Special Forces quartermaster Timothy Dumas, found dead in a remote training area. Their deaths exposed the Fort Bragg Cartel-a rogue network trafficking cocaine and stolen weapons with Los Zetas. From Lavigne's PTSD-fueled addiction to Dumas' blackmail letter threatening to unveil Afghan drug scandals, this true crime saga uncovers a military underworld fueled by secrecy and trauma. Drawing on whistleblower accounts, court records, and insider interviews, the book reveals how elite training enabled crime, while Army cover-ups shielded the guilty. Comparisons to Fort Hood's scandals and Iran-Contra deepen the narrative, exposing systemic failures that left Fayetteville reeling.

For fans of true crime and military history, this gripping account offers a front-row seat to a scandal that rocked the Special Forces. Explore the human cost of endless wars-PTSD, addiction, and moral decay-through the lives of fallen heroes and the families demanding justice. With vivid storytelling, Blood on the Base unveils a conspiracy that challenges the military's untouchable image, urging readers to question power and accountability.