Army Renames Base After Former President Eisenhower
The U.S. Army redesignated Fort Gordon in Georgia on Friday, the last of nine bases to receive new names.
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The U.S. Army redesignated Fort Gordon in Georgia on Friday, the last of nine bases to receive new names.
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Share This: The military was front and center this week as we tracked several stories from the front lines to the White House. The National Defense Authorization Act — the bill that will fund the military in the next fiscal year — passed the House and the Senate. But, it carried with it a proposal to rename 10 military bases dotted across the Southern United States including the famous Forts Bragg, Benning, and Hood. President Trump, who has threatened to veto the bill if it included such language, has not changed his position; the bill remains unsigned. The possibility of a name change...