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Names of Military Bases Changing Back to Original, Trump Tells Army Crowd

Last updated: June 13, 2025 11:10 pm
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This article was originally published by The Epoch Times: Names of Military Bases Changing Back to Original, Trump Tells Army Crowd

In a classic political tug-of-war, the name of Fort Bragg, recently rebranded as Fort Liberty by President Biden, is once again undergoing a transformation back to its original designation—thanks to President Donald Trump’s latest announcement.

During a vibrant celebration marking the 250th anniversary of the Army, held on June 10 at the Fort Bragg military installation in Fayetteville, North Carolina, Trump declared his intention to revert the names of several military bases altered under Biden’s administration.

“Today we reaffirm our commitment to liberty,” Trump proclaimed to an audience adorned in a kaleidoscope of camouflage and the distinctive maroon and green berets of paratroopers and special operations forces. This gathering was not merely a ceremony; it was a political stage where Trump seized the opportunity to reinforce his narrative of patriotic duty.

He accompanied his announcement with promises of pay raises for military personnel, improvements in soldier housing, and discussions about the Golden Dome missile defense system—pushing a narrative of military readiness and strength.

Trump also took a moment to tout what he described as “the strongest recruiting numbers in the history of our country,” a statement that echoes the age-old political strategy of flexing military muscle to galvanize support among constituents.

However, not all of his remarks were steeped in military pride. Trump ventured into the realm of local governance, suggesting that the military might need to intervene in California to address what he described as rampant gang control in Los Angeles. “L.A. is a trash heap,” he asserted, promising to “liberate” the city—a sentiment that raises questions about the role of military force in domestic law enforcement.

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“This is a mandate from the people to restore the sovereign borders of the United States,” he declared, an assertion that both amplifies his nationalist rhetoric and positions the military as an agent of social order in the American landscape.

Prior to addressing the crowd, Trump observed various military exercises, including a dramatic display of aerial maneuvers involving C-17 and C-130 aircraft, which dropped 600 paratroopers. Ground exercises and drone operations added to the spectacle, showcasing military readiness in a manner reminiscent of a high-budget action film.

A snippet of personal experience came from Staff Sgt. Joseph Johnson-Welp, a 24-year-old soldier from the 82nd Airborne Division. He shared how his military journey has provided him with invaluable life experiences, from moving to Germany at 18 to pursuing his education through tuition assistance. “For those thinking about joining … it will change your life,” he advised, adding a human touch to the otherwise grandiose military display.

Meanwhile, Army specialist Brian Oakes expressed his enthusiasm for military life, having just re-enlisted to continue his paratrooper career. “I love jumping out of planes. I love serving my country,” he enthused, encouraging potential recruits to embrace the transformative experience of military service.

In a nod to traditional military values, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reinforced the commitment to what he termed “warrior ethos” during his remarks, distancing the military from what he called “woke” ideologies. Hegseth’s comments reflect an ongoing cultural battle within the military and broader society about the nature of service and patriotism.

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