Fort Liberty is responding to backlash after a slideshow presentation used for training at the U.S. Army base referred to anti-abortion organizations as “terrorist organizations.” ...

Less than two years after Fort Bragg officially became Fort Liberty, the North Carolina Army base’s name is changing back to ...

Department of Defense Education Activity schools are starting the school year with an updated dress code. The dress code went into effect in July, ahead of Fort Liberty’s Aug. 18 first day of ...

Renaming Fort Bragg to Fort Liberty cost more than $6 million in federal funds, with the bulk of the costs being sign changes and technology costs for the installation’s website.

The Army said in 2023 that changing the name to Fort Liberty would cost $8 million. North Carolina’s Department of Transportation said last month that it anticipated replacing dozens of roads ...

The base was renamed Fort Liberty in 2023 to disassociate from Confederate Gen. Braxton Bragg. It’s now named after Roland L. Bragg, a World War II hero.

Patti Elliott was on the renaming commission that recommended the change to Fort Liberty. Her son, Spc. Daniel “Lucas” Elliott, a 21-year-old military police officer, was killed in 2011 by an ...

The storied Army installation heralded as home of the airborne and special operations forces, was renamed Fort Liberty in June 2023. The change came amid the redesignations of nine posts named for ...

For now, Fort Liberty’s name remains official, as reflected on its website. But the Secretary’s comments, along with Trump’s campaign promise have reignited the debate.

First it was Fort Bragg, named in honor of a Confederate general. Then it was Fort Liberty. Now, the North Carolina Army installation is officially Fort Bragg again, only this time in honor of a ...