US Military Bases Honoring Confederate Figures Slated to Get New Names
Military installations would be renamed to honor diverse groups of people, including women, African Americans, a Latino and Native American
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Military installations would be renamed to honor diverse groups of people, including women, African Americans, a Latino and Native American
A Congressional commission has recommended that nine Army bases named for Confederate leaders be renamed.
The group in charge of renaming military installations that have continued to honor Confederates released its recommendations for nine bases.
“Culture changes": Nine bases named in honor of Confederate leaders could get new titles from a diverse cohort. Here's what veterans of color say.
Fort Lee, Fort A.P. Hill and Fort Pickett in Virginia would receive new names under a commission's recommendations.