Fort Gordon was changed to Fort Eisenhower to commemorate the former president’s time leading Allied forces in Europe in World War II. It will now be named for Medal of Honor recipient Master ...

Fort Gordon was renamed Fort Eisenhower on October 27, the last of nine Army bases to replace the name of a Confederate officer. Army photo.

Explore Fort Benning, Fort Gordon and 7 other bases to be renamed. In an announcement released Monday, the Naming Commission announced the last part of its three-part final report was submitted to ...

“We are also going to be restoring the names to Fort Pickett, Fort Hood, Fort Gordon, Fort Rucker, Fort Polk, Fort A.P. Hill and Fort Robert E. Lee,” President Donald Trump announced Tuesday ...

To learn more about the new heroic U.S. Army namesake of Augusta's Fort Gordon, try looking 1,200 miles north. A statue in the Maine town of Lincoln, population 4,800, pays tribute to the ...

Fort Gordon was named for Major Gen. John Gordon, who served in the Confederate Army during the Civil War and was considered one of Robert E. Lee's most trusted generals.

The U.S. Army's Fort Gordon officially became Fort Eisenhower on Friday during a renaming ceremony in Augusta, Georgia. Fort Gordon is the last of nine military posts to receive new names as part ...

Fort Gordon was changed to Fort Eisenhower to commemorate the former president’s time leading Allied forces in Europe in World War II. It will now be named for Medal of Honor recipient Master ...