Frazier Glenn Miller served in the U.S. Army for two decades, achieving the rank of master sergeant in Special Forces, and participated in two tours in South Vietnam. He founded and led the White Patriot Party, which espoused racist ideologies and was involved in violent activities. Miller has a history of legal troubles, including convictions for weapons violations and criminal contempt-of-court. Despite multiple unsuccessful bids for political office, he remained active in white supremacist movements and was ultimately sentenced to death for a series of racially motivated murders.

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