Bragg to Liberty and back again: Ceremony to rechristen Army post once named for a Confederate
Christened a century ago in honor of Confederate Gen. Braxton Bragg, the post in North Carolina was renamed in 2023 amid a ...
Did Pete Hegseth Restore Army Base's Confederate Name?
In 2022, a federal commission estimated that changing the names of nine military installations would cost taxpayers $21 ...
Fort Benning, Georgia, is back — but not in honor of a Confederate general
A storied Army post originally named after Confederate Gen. Henry L. Benning, then renamed Fort Moore as part of the Biden ...
Hegseth Renames Fort Moore Back To Fort Benning—Latest Rollback Of Military Base Name Changes
Fort Moore received its name in 2023 amid a bipartisan effort to remove Confederacy-linked names from military installations.
Hegseth Revives the Old Name of Another Military Base
The base’s name was changed to Fort Moore in 2023 as part of a bipartisan effort to eliminate military honors bestowed on ...
Not that Benning: Hegseth renames Fort Moore, but not for Confederate general, he says
Defense Sec. Pete Hegseth renamed the Georgia base as Fort Benning. Other bases have been renamed using a name similar to ...
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Hegseth orders iconic Georgia base to revert to Fort Benning, but with a twist
military post to revert to its old name after it was re-designated as Fort Moore during the Biden administration. However, the base won't honor Confederate Gen. Henry L. Benning, its original ...
The First Black Leader of Virginia Military Institute Is Ousted
The college’s board decided not to renew the contract of its superintendent, Maj. Gen. Cedric T. Wins, who led diversity ...
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Pentagon changes name of Georgia Army base back to Fort Benning, dumping Fort Moore
Benning, a Confederate officer during the American ... The renaming of bases is resulting in decisions that insult the military heroes whose names were selected in the 2023 process, including ...
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Did Pete Hegseth Restore Army Base's Confederate Name?
Bragg, who served during World War II, instead of Confederate General Braxton Bragg. Military installations weren't the only places to lose their Confederacy-related names following the Black ...