Some U.S. military bases could see a name change soon.
Army officials say the U.S. Army Secretary and Secretary of Defense are open to holding a conversation about renaming nearly a dozen major bases and installations that bear names of Confederate commanders.
ARMY OFFICIALS SAY THE U-S ARMYSECRETARY AND SECRETARY OFDEFENSE ARE OPEN TO HOLDING A"BIPARTISAN CONVERSATION" ABOUTRENAMING NEARLY A DOZEN MAJORBASES AND INSTALLATIONS - THATBEAR THE NAMES OF CONFEDERATEMILITARY COMMANDERS.THAT MEANS ARMY INSTALLATIONSINCLUDING FORT BRAGG IN NORTHCAROLINA, FORT HOOD IN TEXASAND FORT "A-P HILL" IN VIRGINIA- COULD BE RENAMED.BUT - IN A STATEMENT, THE ARMYSAID THAT "EACH ARMYINSTALLATION IS NAMED FOR ASOLDIER WHO HOLDS A SIGNIFICANTPLACE IN OUR MILITARY HISTORY."RESTRICTIONS-VRESTRICTIONS THAT KEEP OLYMPIC
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There could be a name change coming to some U.S. military bases -- including one in Texas. Katie Johnston reports.