The Army decided that it wanted to rename military bases that had been named, not after U.S. generals, but after Confederate generals who joined the Confederacy in rebellion against the Union.
Jamie Raskin: “The Army decided that it wanted to rename military bases that had been named, not after U.S. generals, but after…”
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Raskin discusses the renaming of military bases from Confederate to pro-Union figures.
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