In a rousing speech to thousands of Army soldiers and their families at Fort Bragg (yes, Fort Bragg!), President Donald Trump announced the restoration of several military base names. The announcement, made during a June 10th celebration marking the Army’s 250th anniversary, marks a reversal of changes implemented under the previous administration.

The most notable change is the return of the name Fort Bragg, previously renamed Fort Liberty by President Biden. Trump’s decision was met with cheers from the crowd, a sea of camouflage uniforms and the distinctive maroon and green berets of paratroopers and elite special operations forces.

Addressing the enthusiastic crowd, President Trump declared, “Today we renew our devotion to liberty.” The symbolic renaming underscores a key policy shift, reverting to names deeply rooted in military history and tradition.

This change isn’t just about names; it’s a clear signal of a shift in priorities and a return to what the President considers a more fitting recognition of the Army’s legacy. The full impact of this decision on military morale and public perception remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: Fort Bragg is back.