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"It is extremely early in the process."

“They put together this whole report and did nothing with it. That blows my mind.”

The White House on Friday afternoon accidentally made a compelling case to rename nearly a dozen U.S. military bases that honor Confederate leaders in an attempt to justify preserving them

The U.S. Senate on Thursday passed its version of the National Defense Authorization Act

President Donald Trump threatened to sink an annual defense policy bill that would give the Pentagon one year to identify and start renaming U.S. military bases bearing the names of Confederate generals

Rep. A. Donald McEachin says he would like to see the name of Fort Lee changed to honor a former Army deputy chief of staff who launched his military career at the post

The Army, which has jurisdiction over Arlington National Cemetery, confirmed that the service is working with the Defense Department "on guidance for display of divisive symbols," including the Confederate Memorial

House lawmakers are attempting to allocate $1 million in a defense spending bill to rename U.S. Army bases that honor Confederate leaders during the Civil War

U.S. Army leaders on Thursday announced an effort to reduce racial bias and foster inclusion in the ranks but will not ban the display of the Confederate flag without Pentagon approval

A Republican member of the Senate Armed Services Committee proposed legislation Wednesday that is aimed at countering a campaign to expunge from Defense Department property homages to the Confederacy

The names of U.S. warships could face new scrutiny in coming months as the Pentagon moves forward with a military-wide effort to target racial bias and prejudice in the ranks

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Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger is calling for the removal of two building names at the Naval Academy, citing links to the Confederacy.

Army leaders are reviewing the Marine Corps' new policy banning Confederate flags and are considering a similar move

The Navy plans on banning the display of Confederate symbols on its installations, including aboard warships and aircraft, the service announced on Tuesday

Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy is now open to renaming 10 bases that were long ago named after Confederate leaders, an Army official said

The Marine Corps reasoned that the removal of the symbol would "support our core values, ensure unit cohesion and security, and preserve good order and discipline."

To be fair, Appomattox was only 155 years ago.

Just in case you were wondering

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