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From: ssc-vax!shuksan!major@beaver.cs.washington.edu (Mike Schmitt)
Newsgroups: sci.military
Subject: Posts named after CSA (Re: German Weapons in WW2)
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Date: 7 Jun 89 03:35:38 GMT
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From: ssc-vax!shuksan!major@beaver.cs.washington.edu (Mike Schmitt)

 
> From: scameron@blake.acs.washington.edu (Scott Cameron)
 
> Other than the M3 Stuart and Ft. Bragg, what has the US military named after
> Confederates?
 
> [mod.note:  Well, let's put those danged rebels back in their place 8-)


  Since you asked:

  Fort A. P. Hill, Virginia 
      LTG Ambrose Powell Hill, CSA

  Fort Benning, Georgia 
      BG Henry L. Benning, CSA

  Fort Bragg, North Carolina
      GEN Braxton Bragg, CSA

  Fort Gordon, Georgia
      LTG John Brown Gordon, CSA

  Fort Hood, Texas
      GEN John Bell Hood, CSA

  Fort Lee, Virginia
      GEN Robert E. Lee, CSA

  Fort Pickett, Virginia
      MG George Edward Pickett, CSA

  Fort Rucker, Alabama
      COL Edward W. Rucker, CSA


  
  major