Other Post Renaming installations, DoD

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U.S. Army posts to be specific and yes, U.S. tax payer's money is being spent to make these changes.

VNG installation officially redesignated Fort Barfoot

FORT BARFOOT, Va. – The Virginia National Guard’s Fort Pickett was officially redesignated Fort Barfoot in honor of Col. Van T. Barfoot, a World War II...

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Perfect Choice: Post’s namesake ‘the epitome of Army Aviation’

FORT RUCKER, Ala. — When it came time to pick a new name for the Home of Army Aviation, it soon became clear that there was as close to a perfect choice...

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More installations to follow...

 

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DOD to change names of nine Army installations by 2024

The Department of Defense Naming Commission will rename nine Army installations by January 1, 2024. DTMO's website will be updated to reflect all changes by this date.

www.jbsa.mil

 

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https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/e...1&cvid=ae19a5a168094ec1bd940c22fa443a0b&ei=20

Troy Mosley, a retired Army lieutenant colonel and author, applauded the commission for selecting names that "reflect the diversity of those who have served and sacrificed for our country."

The changes "not only makes the armed services more attractive to individuals who may not have a family tradition of service,'' he said. "But it also makes our soldiers and veterans proud to see our values demonstrably reflected in our institutions."

Huh?
In my time of soldiering back in the 1990's, I recall at no time a post's name being an issue with anyone. (Regardless ethnicity) My take is that the 'racial' grievance ilk are looking for something to nit pick about. This being at the taxpayers expense, but hey, this admin is spending TRILLIONS of dollars we do not have, why stop now.