The president has pandered to his MAGA base through the subterfuge of re-renaming forts after soldiers with the same last ...

The name of Texas' Fort Hood has officially been changed to Fort Cavazos. The fort, previously named for Confederate Gen. John Bell Hood, was renamed for Mexican American Gen. Richard Cavazos.

The Trump Administration is skirting a federal law by finding new namesakes for the bases with the same last names as Confederate soldiers.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's restored the names of Fort Benning and Fort Bragg, which were named after Confederate ...

Fort Hood will be renamed after Gen. Richard Cavazos, a Korean and Vietnam War veteran who was the nation’s first Hispanic four-star general.

The 340-square-mile base near Killeen, about 160 miles northeast of San Antonio, was originally named for Confederate general John Bell Hood.

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Fort Hood was previously named after John Bell Hood, a Confederate General and commander of the Texas Brigade during the Civil War.

Fort Hood was originally named after John Bell Hood, a Confederate General from Kentucky who led forces from Texas during the Civil War, earning the rank of Brigadier General, according to the ...

Fort Hood, the sprawling Army base in Central Texas, will officially be renamed Fort Cavazos on May 9, shedding its Confederate name.

No doubt about it, Confederate Gen. John Bell Hood, leader of the acclaimed Texas Brigade, was one tough son-of-a-gun. As a cavalry officer at Fort Mason in the Texas Hill Country before the war ...

Fort Cavazos was originally named for Confederate General John Bell Hood. Lawrence Romo was part of the commission to rename military bases. He says he hopes the name change will usher in a new era.