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FORT EISENHOWER, Ga. — The names of Confederate leaders who took up arms against the United States in the Civil War have been fully stripped from Army installations, as the former Fort Gordon in Georgia was renamed Fort Eisenhower on Friday.

Among the items that the commission was to study were the names of nine Army bases honoring Confederate generals, including Fort Gordon.

During recent months, Fort Pickett, Va., became Fort Barfoot, Fort Lee, Va., became Fort Gregg-Adams, Fort A.P. Hill, Va., became Fort Walker, Fort Hood, Texas, became Fort Cavazos, Fort Rucker, Ala., became Fort Novosel, Fort Polk, La., became Fort Johnson, Fort Bragg, N.C., became Fort Liberty, and Fort Benning, Ga., became Fort Moore. »

Teen admits to filming TikTok prank of him assaulting people at Wortham Park: 'I didn't mean it'.

The video shows a teen in a red hoodie punching two men from behind in separate incidents.

"That's not cool to come up to someone to punch them in the head for no reason," Deandrea Crossland said. »

Arab and Western officials say there is substance to Israeli claims of Hamas stockpiling supplies, including desperately needed food and fuel.

The stockpiles are typically kept underground, they said, and cautioned that precise details on Hamas’s supplies were difficult to come by.

Yet with Gazans facing a humanitarian catastrophe, Hamas’s stockpiles raise questions about what responsibility, if any, it has to the civilian population. »

Continuing the tradition, GTA 6 is expected to be Rockstar Games’ biggest and most ambitious game.

With Rockstar Games having pioneered the open-world genre after GTA 3, the developer is likely to follow suit.

PCGamesN recently spoke to Tony Gowland, a former Rockstar Games developer who has worked on games like GTA Liberty City Stories and Red Dead Redemption. »