Retired Army colonel and Bell County resident Ralph Gauer, who is white, said that the name Fort Hood does not evoke the image of a Confederate general to most citizens. It's simply what people ...

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

Stephen Hood talks about his book, [John Bell Hood: The Rise, Fall, and Resurrection of a Confederate General], in which he looks at the military career, personal life, and legacy of Confederate ...

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.

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

U.S. Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy and Secretary of Defense Mark Esper are open to discussing whether to rename nearly a dozen military installations named after Confederate generals including Fort ...

SPRING HILL – The bed of Confederate Army Lt. Gen. John Bell Hood has been installed at historic Rippavilla Plantation for the public’s viewing. The bed will be on display as part of the year ...

Students at Dallas ISD's John B. Hood Middle School, named for Confederate Gen. John Bell Hood, will vote on whether to remove the name. (Smiley N. Pool/Staff Photographer) ...

The Army’s largest active-duty armored post, with about 40,000 soldiers, was named after Gen. John Bell Hood, who led the Confederate Army’s Texas Brigade during the Civil War.

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

Stephen Hood, author of [John Bell Hood: The Rise, Fall, and Resurrection of a Confederate General], talked about some of the myths and misconceptions surrounding the general. He discussed his ...

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