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17. The city of Fort Bragg, CA was also named for Braxton Bragg

Wed Aug 23, 2017, 02:23 PM

Aug 2017

However, it was named in the 1850s.

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And then there are all those confederate army bases [View all] trof Aug 2017 OP

AND street names. fierywoman Aug 2017 #1

Oh yeah trof Aug 2017 #3

Getting monuments down is fairly easy LeftInTX Aug 2017 #9

Hey, it's gonna be a mess. trof Aug 2017 #12

My guess is most did not know this. And, no, I did not either. riversedge Aug 2017 #2

I worked at Ft. Rucker for over a year. trof Aug 2017 #6

The Army won't change them hack89 Aug 2017 #4

Oh I think you're right. trof Aug 2017 #7

Technically GP6971 Aug 2017 #8

Yeah, I know. I was ALANG. trof Aug 2017 #11

Personally, we should stand down the military and migrate it to the UN... Fluke a Snooker Aug 2017 #10

UN peacekeeping troops all come from national militaries. EX500rider Aug 2017 #13

Sounds good, but the US-DOD is the world's largest employer LeftInTX Aug 2017 #14

Fort Pickett? thucythucy Aug 2017 #15

The city of Fort Bragg, CA was also named for Braxton Bragg Retrograde Aug 2017 #17