According to the Utah bill, only approved flags would be allowed on government property: state, federal, military, Native American and schools.
The Army is planning an official ceremony to change the name from Fort Liberty to Fort Bragg but has yet to announce when that will be held.
The Fort Bragg Public Affairs Office said Friday that Fort Liberty is renamed to Bragg, effective immediately.
Army post formerly known as Fort Liberty is again Fort Bragg, "effective immediately," installation announces.
U.S. Military bases were named after Confederate soldiers to appease white supremacists; it was right to rename them.
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