Pentagon moves forward with renaming of bases honoring Confederate leaders

No glory for traitors

While I am one of those that would not change anything and have some choice words for those that want them changed, here are my suggestions.

- Fort Bragg: Fort Donlon, in honor of COL Roger HC Donlon, Special Forces, 1st MoH in Vietnam
- Fort Rucker: Fort Crandall, in honor of COL Bruce Crandall, Army Aviator, MoH Ia Drang, Vietnam
- Fort Benning: Fort Moore, in honor of LTG Hal Moore, Commander 1-7 Cav in the Ia Drang, from
"We were Soldier once and Young"
- Fort Gordon: Fort York, in honor of Alvin C York, MoH World War I, ,initial military training at Fort
Gordon, service as a Signal Corps Officer in World War II
- Fort Hood: Fort Murphy, in honor of MAJ Audie L Murphy, MoH World War Two, Native Born Texan
- Fort Polk: Fort Poolaw, in honor of 1SG Pascal Poolaw, 3 CIBs Most Highly Decorated Native
American, served in WWII, Korea and Vietnam
- Fort A.P. Hill: Fort Miyamura, in honor of SSG Hiroshi Miyamura, MoH Korea, POW Korea, served
with the 442 Infantry in WWII
- Fort Belvoir: Rename to it's original name, Fort Humphries in honor of Union Army General A.A.
Humphries, it was renamed in 1930 to honor a local Virginian
- Fort Lee: Fort Doss, in honor of Army Medic Desmond Doss, MoH Hacksaw Ridge, Okinawa saved up
to 100 wounded men by lowering them down a cliff, despite being wounded four times
himself.
- Fort Pickett: Fort Gregory, in honor of SGT Earle Davis Gregory, VAARNG, MoH World War I.

These men are all Heroes and are deserving of recognition.

Your sorry asses lost Afghanistan. Stop screwing with US history.