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The U.S. Department of Defense has begun renaming numerous military bases across the South that have long borne the name of Confederates. Two of the bases are right here in
The U.S. Department of Defense has begun renaming numerous military bases across the South that have long borne the name of Confederates.
Michigan congressional candidate John James warned the military should be more focused on the well-being of service members instead of renaming military bases
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin issued a memo approving a plan to rename nine Army bases, two Navy ships and other items bearing the names of Confederate officers.
Auburn University and the U.S. Army have solidified a partnership by signing an historic 10-year agreement to provide natural resource management services to eight military bases across the Southeastern region of the United States, including Redstone Arsenal and Fort Rucker in Alabama; Forts Benning, Gordon, and Stewart in Georgia; Fort Polk in Louisiana; Fort Bragg in North Carolina and Fort Jackson in South Carolina.