Fort Liberty, a U.S. Army base in North Carolina, faced backlash for training slides labeling pro-life organizations like National Right to Life and Operation Rescue as 'terrorist groups,' leading to widespread condemnation and calls for investigation from politicians. The slides, not officially approved, portrayed ordinary pro-life Americans as terrorists for their anti-abortion stance, with subsequent denials from Fort Liberty officials distancing the military from the presentation. The incident sparked outrage, with critics highlighting the inappropriate equating of pro-life advocacy with terrorism, prompting corrective actions and reviews of future training materials to align with anti-terrorism guidelines.