What suggestions do you have for renaming DoD installations honoring Confederate officers?

Ft. Feedom

Fort Defiant. Fort Courage. Fort Pride. Fort Heritage.

Fort Bragg — Fort D.C Buell
Fort Rucker — Fort General G.H.Thomas
Fort Benning — Fort A. Burnside
Fort Gordon — Fort Wilson
Fort Hood — Fort J. Chamberlain
Fort Polk — Fort Sooy Smith
Fort A.P. Hill — Fort G. Warren
Fort Belvoir — Fort Douge (native indians)in the area of Belvoir plantation

Most Confederate Generals being replaced with one of their Union Officer opponents.
Fort Lee — either Fort Gen Halleck or U.S. Grant
Fort Pickett — Fort W.S. Hancock

Fort Bragg to become Fort Arthur “Bull” Simons.
Fort Benning to become Fort William Yarborough.
Fort Rucker to become Fort Harold Moore.

For Fort Gordon: Henry Charles Gordon, Col. Selected for the Astronaut program. Was to fly the Dyna Soar.

Fort Polk could be rededicated to James Hilliard Polk, a 4-star General who was a USAFE Commander.

How about using some of the past Presidents? Like Roosevelt, Carter, Jefferson, Etc.

Fort Lee and Fort Bragg could be even easier:

Fort Lee could be rededicated to Francis Lightfoot Lee. From Wikipedia: "...he signed both the Declaration of Independence and the Articles of Confederation..."

Fort Bragg could be rededicated to Edward Stuyvesant Bragg, who (among other things) was a BGen for the Union during the Civil War.

Just call it,
US Army Base, (Post) (Fort), A,B,C or 1,2,3, it don't matter what the name is, we all know what it is. I think the Navy got it right in WWII, Task Force A, B, or C.

fort benning should be rename (and i dont agree with re nameing). fort mcgarity for kennth mcgairty . look up his ordeal on google?