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Fort Benning Is Now Fort Moore
2023-12-14
[MIL.COM] Fort Benning, Georgia, was redesignated as Fort Moore on Thursday, the new name honoring one of the Army's most influential couples.

Fort Moore is the center of the Army's training for new ground combat troops, hosting the basic training schools for infantry, cavalry scouts and tankers. It was renamed after Lt. Gen. Hal Moore and his wife Julia Moore.

The move is part of the Pentagon's ongoing effort to scrub all installations of names honoring Confederates who waged war against the U.S. Fort Moore is one of nine Army bases being renamed. All of the new names honor service members and their families, with the exception of Fort Bragg, North Carolina, which is set to be redesignated Fort Liberty on June 2.
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Posted by:Besoeker

#10  With the utmost respect for General Moore's partisans, and himself... Bananarama.
Posted by: Shereth Clart1775   2023-12-14 22:06  

#9  Maybe it's named after Rudy Ray Moore a/k/a The Dolomite. He was after all a master of marital arts.
Posted by: Secret Master   2023-12-14 21:43  

#8  I'm waiting for the big reveal where they admit the fort is actually renamed after Michael Moore.
Posted by: SteveS   2023-12-14 14:41  

#7  Ref #4: Unfortunately he's still in office, so there's still time.

As a two-time graduate of bldg 4, I beg you, please do not mention this again :-(

Posted by: Besoeker   2023-12-14 11:37  

#6  Fort Bragg, North Carolina, which is set to be redesignated Fort Liberty on June 2. nathan bedford forrest smiles.
Posted by: irish rage boy   2023-12-14 10:56  

#5  ^ I almost went there, SH
Posted by: Frank G   2023-12-14 10:17  

#4  I expected Fort Beau.
Posted by: Super Hose   2023-12-14 09:43  

#3  If anyone deserves to have an Infantry and Airborne base named after him, it is Moore.
Posted by: DarthVader   2023-12-14 09:31  

#2  ^ Absolutely, and waaayyy better than "Fort Obama"
Posted by: Frank G   2023-12-14 09:24  

#1  Good choice on this one.
In my heart Benning will always be Benning,
But Gen Moore deserves recognition.
Posted by: ed in texas   2023-12-14 09:16  

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