In October, at a Fayetteville, N.C., campaign event held less than 10 miles from the gates of the Army’s largest post, Fort ... Military Bases,” about the individuals whose names now adorn ...

Mary Day, 13, disappeared without a trace in 1981. ID's The Curious Case of...The Girl Who Died Twice dove into what happened ...

Fort Bragg, one of the largest Army bases in the US, was named for Braxton Bragg, a general in the Confederacy and slave owner who lost nearly every battle he was involved in during the Civil War ...

the North Carolina military base — which is the Army’s largest post — had been named after Confederate Gen. Braxton Bragg. Fort Moore, which is now the only U.S. base named after a married ...

Fort Bragg, one of the largest Army bases in the US, was named for Braxton ... Where’d you serve now Liberty, like, it’s just, it’s garbage. It’s all, it’s just, let’s just crap ...

In a transcript, dated Monday, of Hegseth’s Pentagon arrival remarks on the defense.gov website, Hegseth referred to Fort Moore and Fort Liberty as Fort Benning and Fort Bragg.

“It seems at one point that every branch of the military had a base here, and now they’re all sitting empty,” Tobey ... Treasure Island housed Navy bunkers and San Francisco’s Fort Mason was a ...

Fort Belvoir is a U.S. Army Base, located in Northern Virginia. The base, which sits roughly 20 miles south of Washington, D.C., is home to Army forces as ...

Michael Stockin pleaded guilty Jan. 8 to sexually abusing dozens of male patients he treated at Madigan Army Medical Center at Joint Base Lewis-McChord ... soldiers are now riddled with anxiety ...