Fort Verde, Arizona Fort Verde began as Camp Lincoln in December 1865 when the U.S. Army replaced volunteer forces guarding Verde Valley settlers. Regular troops built a permanent fort at the current ...

A dining toom June 5, 2025, at the remodeled Campo Verde Bar & Grill, a new general restaurant in a former fajitas-and-margaritas hangout in Dalworthington Gardens, Texas.

FORT GREGG-ADAMS – Maj. Gen. Mark Simerly can pinpoint the exact moment when the reality of the post he commanded was getting a new name to replace “Fort Lee.” It did not come during a staff meeting.

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FORT GREGG-ADAMS – Maj. Gen. Mark Simerly can pinpoint the exact moment when the reality of the post he commanded was getting a new name to replace “Fort Lee.” ...

Richard Cavazos was a decorated war veteran In addition to being the Army's first Hispanic four-star general, Gen. Cavazos, a Texas native, was a decorated veteran of the Korean and Vietnam wars.

Fort Cavazos was initially named Fort Hood after Confederate Gen. John Bell Hood. The base will again be renamed, back to Fort Hood, but with a different namesake: World War I Col. Robert B. Hood.

FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. — Col. Stephen Kolouch pinned on the rank of brigadier general in a frocking ceremony held May 29 in Fort Leonard Wood’s Lincoln Hall Auditorium; he would relinquish his ...

CAMP VERDE — The “Heart of Arizona” has been chosen as the theme for the 2025 Fort Verde Days Parade during the Camp Verde Parks & Recreation Commission meeting on Monday, June 2.

Recruitment Task Force seeks to capitalize on 2025 enlistment surge July 2, 2025 Leaders break ground on new CDC at Fort Knox June 20, 2025 First Army, Army Reserve and National Guard team up in ...