The base had been known as Fort Bragg, named after a Confederate general who owned enslaved people. Then in 2023, the Defense Department renamed it. But several weeks after Mr. Samuels’s ...

Do U.S. Army barracks have asbestos? Some U.S. Army barracks built between the 1930s and the 1980s may still contain asbestos. Recently, over 1,000 soldiers at Fort Bragg were forced to relocate after ...

now known as Fort Cavazos, in June 2000. Allen Houston James, 46, of Suffolk, Virginia, was convicted of entering the barracks room of a sleeping soldier and attempting to rape her at knifepoint.

The air conditioning stopped working on Jan. 30. A soldier posted on Hots & Cots three weeks later that the problem had not ...

Babangida recounted how bringing female friends to his barracks room nearly got him into trouble with his commander, Major Arthur Unegbe Babangida's candid revelation offers a glimpse into the lighter ...

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The Trump administration’s decision to reverse the renaming of Fort Bragg in North Carolina is likely just the beginning. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has signaled those bases could have names ...

FORT BRAGG, CA — Coinciding with the Feb. 17 Presidents’ Day holiday, “Not My President’s Day” protests erupted across the United States, with demonstrators voicing their opposition to President ...

Less than two years after Fort Bragg was renamed Fort Liberty to drop the name of a Confederate general, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has ordered that the North Carolina army base revert to ...

Fort de Malamot is a defensive barracks on the summit of Mont Malamot in the Alps. Sat on the border between Italy and France, during use it could house around 200 troops. The fort, at an altitude ...