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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Naming Commission tasked with recommending new names for nine Confederate namesake military bases has released cost estimates associated with the initiative.

An independent commission says renaming nine U.S. Army posts that commemorate Confederate officers would cost $21 million

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An independent commission says renaming nine U.S. Army posts that commemorate Confederate officers would cost $21 million. The name changes would lead to the rebranding of everything from welcome marquees and road signs to water towers and hospital doors. The Naming Commission released its final report to Congress on recommending the new Army base names Monday. It included a list of assets tied to the Confederacy at each base. They range from the decals on 300 recycling bins at Fort Bragg in Nor...

By renaming military bases, the Defense Department dismantles an enduring legacy of the Lost Cause.

Renaming U.S. Army posts that honor Confederate officers, including Fort Hood, would cost a total of $21 million if the installations rebrand everything.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Naming Commission tasked with recommending new names for nine Confederate namesake military bases has released cost estimates associated with the initiative.

An independent commission says renaming nine U.S. Army posts that commemorate Confederate officers would cost $21 million.

The Naming Commission released its final report on recommending the new Army base names to Congress on Monday. It included a 17-page list of assets that are tied to the Confederacy, from the decals on 300 recycling bins at Fort Bragg in North Carolina to the sign for a softball field at Fort Hood in Texas.

NORFOLK, Va. (AP) -- Renaming nine U.S. Army posts that honor Confederate officers would cost a total of $21 million if the installations rebrand