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Dear media...
The troops are not in Fort Bragg, NC. They are at Fort Bragg. This is a minor nit, but it bugs me. Mainly because it's far more common to refer to yourself being in a unit which is at a particular base. ("I was in the 1/15th at Schofield Barracks." for example.)
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Yes, but Ft Bragg is in North Carolina, not at it. Whereas you are at the corner of 4th and Main, not in it - though a billiard ball goes into the corner pocket.
It's a funny language. You learn by doing.