Pentagon to rename Joint Base Charleston after late Senator Lindsey Graham

Published Jul 28, 07:01 PM UTC

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The Pentagon has reportedly decided to rename a military base in South Carolina after the late Senator Lindsey Graham, an Air Force veteran. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink issued an internal memo on July 27 directing staff to coordinate with Air Mobility Command and Joint Base Charleston to begin the renaming process. The decision cites Graham's decades of distinguished service to Congress and the armed forces. The move is part of ongoing efforts to honor military and political figures associated with the base's history.

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