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For many, walking through a museum is a chance to experience a bit of history they might know nothing about. But that's not the case for Natisha Simms and dozens of others at Fort Gregg-Adams.
After more than a century as Fort Lee, the Army officially renamed the post Fort Gregg-Adams on Thursday, honoring two Black officers who helped pave the way for an integrated military.
Army makes history Thursday by naming Fort Gregg-Adams after a person still living, as well as the first post honoring Black soldiers
After more than a century as Fort Lee, the Army officially renamed the post Fort Gregg-Adams on Thursday, honoring two Black officers who helped pave the way for an integrated military.
The U.S. Army renamed Fort Lee to Fort Gregg-Adams Thursday, the first time in military history that an installation was named after Black soldiers.