Fort Lee To Be Renamed In Honor Of Prominent Black Army Officers
The military is in the process of replacing a number of names and monuments honoring Confederate leaders such as Robert E. Lee.
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The military is in the process of replacing a number of names and monuments honoring Confederate leaders such as Robert E. Lee.
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The U.S. Army announced Thursday that Fort Lee will officially become Fort Gregg-Adams during a ceremony next month as part of the military's efforts to rename bases that honor the Confederacy.
Fort Lee, named for the commander of the Confederate army during the Civil War, now will carry the names of two prominent Black military officers
Fort Lee will officially become Fort Gregg-Adams during a ceremony next month as part of the military's efforts to rename bases that honor the Confederacy.