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#fort-bragg

The Army installation Fort Liberty will revert back to its original name, Fort Bragg, honoring a World War II paratrooper instead of a Confederate general.

Fort Bragg is renamed to honor World War II hero Pfc. Roland L. Bragg, shifting away from its controversial Confederate ties.

The Trump administration is reinstating the name 'Fort Bragg', reversing a recent decision to rename it 'Fort Liberty'.

This move aligns with Trump's efforts to glorify Confederate symbols against a backdrop of racial history in U.S. military.

Fort Bragg's name change reflects ongoing debates about honoring historical figures with controversial pasts.

Fort Liberty in North Carolina has been renamed back to Fort Bragg, honoring World War II veteran Private First Class Roland Bragg.

Fort Liberty is renamed to honor Pfc. Roland Bragg, a WWII veteran and humble hero from Maine.

Marvin Samuels named his restaurant Liberty Island Foods to honor Fort Liberty but faced changes when the base was renamed back to Fort Bragg.

Fort Bragg's name restored to honor WWII hero Pfc. Roland L. Bragg, shifting away from the previous Confederate-associated name.

Fort Liberty is now renamed to honor Roland L. Bragg, a World War II soldier, as part of eliminating Confederate military honors.

Fort Bragg is renamed back from Fort Liberty amidst controversial reactions and debates regarding honoring Confederate figures in military installations.