Fort Moore Redesignation Ceremony 

We the people should NOT name military bases after TRAITORS!!

But it is wokeism. The communist/marxist Democratic left hate our American history and culture and they want to make it politically correct and to make everything fit their delusional utopia. It makes them feel better about themselves. You should check out the list of names of forts that are on the chopping block and see who is pushing for these changes.

@@jameshayden8789 History of traitors more like it. We don’t have a Fort named after Benedict Arnold, despite his previous military achievements, why should we have one named after Benning?

(ralph) Pardner, Yous a lifer. Hahahaha. I'm a drafted, disabled, and Republic of Vietnam combat veteran, 1968. I was promoted to E-5 in 5 months. I proudly had the US before my service number. The Lifers always wanted to hear the serial number to recognize a draftee.

It’s literally fort Moore lmao Cope harder

LT General Moore was a million times more the man and Patriot Henry Benning ever was! His wife Julie was also a blessing to this nation! Finally history is being righted! The base has a name worthy of such an honor!

Here we go again fellas.... another wise crack broad jumping in an infantryman man's world. Shut up, know your roll and make sure you have eggs and bacon on the table for your man this morning. The name change is WOKE! Fort Benning it will always be and LTG Moore was a hell of a grunt and always will be. I assure you Moore was not about WOKE!

​@@zenever0 communist

No one cares.

Confederate traitors will not be honored

The Moore's history is securely tied to those grounds as their bodies lay there with those lost in the LaDrang valley. Henry Benning is a historical traitor.

Lmao what a joke. Yea how honorable... selection by default.

@@brandonmacon3317 more honorable than any confederate traitor 🇺🇸

​@shermanposting so I guess you think George Washington Was a traitor also?

@@jamiemckechnie3662 Washington didn’t commit treason against the American government to defend African slavery lmao

If you werent infantry. You dont have a say

To the graying ancient Confederate sympathizers, maybe. I don't see any German bases named after Goebbels.

It’s literally Fort Moore now, cope harder lmao

@@zenever0 just like you and a certain race coped with it being Ft Benning? Soft serve lil Nellies

@@brandonmacon3317confederate traitors and white supremacists will not be honored 🇺🇸 aren’t y’all against participation trophies for losers like the confederates? 🤡

It's not the name fort benning that makes it fort benning forever its the history of the men that have passed through an deployed from that makes it benning. From ww2 till the end of Afghanistan all airborne infanty has come from benning. That's why it will always be fort benning. No one cares who Henry benning was

This is the way. Everyone needs to deny this evil empire the power/energy/labor to continue to oppress and suppress our G-d given rights.

Confederates are traitors to the nation who defended the infernal institution of African slavery. They will not be honored.

Amen.

I respect General Moore and his family a lot. I wish that the Congress had built a new base and named it after General Moore. That new base would teach all military schools and service that General Moore's service to our great Nation. That would have truly honored both him and his wife. But instead of doing that they put his name over Fort Benning. General Moore was stationed at Fort Benning and not Fort Moore. The civilian communities outside of these bases don't like the changes and they will always know the real names of the bases and generations to come will know the real names of these bases and see these replacement names as not the real name of these base. They will say that it is the fake cover up names and state the real name of the base near their towns outside of the base. You see the U.S. Arm Forces have always supported our troops. But now the U.S. Arm Forces and Federal Government has not supported the wishes of these communities. Instead they have fostered ill well between the military forces and the civilian communities.

@@dduffey60 good bye confederate traitors

Thank you for your service and welcome home. I wish I had met Gen. Moore and Sgt. Plummley

@@kyledunn6853 thank you for the reply. Funny item, in 83 I was the NCOIC of the ER at Martin Army hospital, my wife was a civil servant in med records which was right next to Reproduction Office where CSM was also a civil servant, (this is way before the book or movie) wife and I used Reproduction often, CSM told my he liked my wife more than me ! sometimes I would ask for 10 copies of a ER time schedule, he would only give me 5 so I would have my wife ask him for 5 copies he would give her 10! he was gruff and acteded just like he was portrayed but we love him

@@post3516 Ha ha ha. Good ol' Plummley

It’s American history to smash the confederacy. Confederate traitors will not be honored.

Right on... the "old soldiers" understood the concept of history, respected those who's shoulders they stood atop and did their best to carry on with honor and in good order.

We get it; you’re anti government and a neoconfederate

I feel the same way. Some of the greatest achievements in my life were accomplished at Benning. But this is just the latest twist of the knife they’ve stuck in all our backs.

There’s nothing senseless about defeating the confederate traitors. It’s literally American history. 🇺🇸

Seems your documents actually become more relevant because they prove that Benning actually existed.

You know what more of an insult naming us bases after traitors

There’s no erasing that Confederates are traitors and white supremacists. 🇺🇸

America lost the Vietnam war.

@@garouuchiha4041 apparently you're not a USA person. USA NEVER declared war in Vietnam. Hahaha a real dolt.

@fastsetinthewest A stereotypical American judgmental like you obviously, iw ouldnt be surprised if you are Caucasian. Also I am an American, hahahaaa!.

Well, if you ain't a monkey's uncle @@garouuchiha4041

Goodbye confederate traitors 🇺🇸

@@zenever0 You are a faithful communist

@@jameshayden8789 you are a faithful fascist

All of ya Soft Serves with a limp cone

Haha ha.

You're not alone... our nation has enemies we should be training soldiers to defeat, not worrying about naming conventions to retitle U.S. Military posts. This is a simple waste of time, money, effort, and manpower.. nothing more. The Confederate names were meant to be a reconciliatory measure, to show respect to honorable and admirable American adversaries. This nonsense of renaming? Is more about "...muh feel'n's..." than anything noteworthy...

@@jimdunigan7029 i agree thanks

Yes and no I do believe that we should rename bases every hundred years or so to honor our latest heroes. Not to make the feelings police stop there temper tantrums

@@robertbowen6610 shit dont even make sense

@@robertbowen6610 there is nothing wrong with these bases being named after Confederates. They were Americans, their service was without a doubt worthy of a better "cause", and they should be respected as honorable and worthy adversaries... not vilified because their period and society had different moral standards from that of our own.

The argument of Dems vs. Reps is white supremacy propaganda to distract from the issue of the confederate traitors defending the infernal institution of African slavery. If it’s woke to call Confederates traitors then you’re sleeping with the enemy. Wake up, sleeper!

as long as it’s not named after a Confederate traitor 🇺🇸

maybe Jane f-ing Fonda

No.

That statement will probably become a court martialable offense in the near future.

I guarantee you the number of people who care about your Confederate idols grows smaller every day.

It’s literally fort Moore now, cope harder

...no one cares.

it’s literally fort moore

A lot of us were warehoused there in 69 after a tour overseas...The place actually formed a new dimension for the word "suck"....Fast forward to now, and whatever they name it,, the big thing for a lot of us is being far, far away from it...

It’s dishonorable to be a confederate traitor. Thank goodness for the name change.

@@zenever0 the whole planet hates the fedgov so...

@@akompsupport so, it sucks for the traitors and Nazis

@@Proteuzeumzone they were traitors who forfeited their lives to protect the infernal institution of African slavery.

@@zenever0 Now that nazis encompasses practically anyone who disagrees with the satanic cabal running the US the ranks of the opposition swell to legion. Tell us more about how normal people are histories worst actors?

It’s literally fort Moore lmao Cope harder

@@zenever0 You're literally a retard. Cope harder.

Well you should off yourself because is fort moore now henry benning can burn in hell

No one actually cares.

The DOD is the largest social welfare program in the USA

Awaken sleeper

Like who? Every new name I’ve researched has been a badass or someone with significant renown if you haven’t yet read their story.

@@BullGator-kd6ge en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/USNS_Harvey_Milk

@@literallyshaking8019 wow you don’t like ships being named after navy vets and politicians

@@literallyshaking8019 That’s not a rename, that ship was laid down and constructed with Milk’s name as the end goal. And I’d say it’s a vindication as Milk was forced to resign from serving the Navy and his country rather than face a court martial.

If it’s woke that Confederates are traitors, then you might be sleeping with the enemy. There’s no erasing that Confederates are traitors.

Un american is naming a us base after traitors fuck henry benning

It’s a great day to have a US Army vet honored and a Confederate Army traitor removed lmao

The confederacy had less than 5 lmao

@@zenever0 The Confederacy would've lasted longer had the Federal Government hadn't forced then into an impossible position. The Confederacy was provoked by the U.S. Government at every turn. If you leave? We'll invade and force you back into the fold... if you don't do this or that we'll make you do it by force... THHATTTSSS the way to get people to do what you want... force them too... last I checked that kind of mindset and rhetoric only gets you wars via a tyrannical dictatorship. The Confederacy didn't want to go to war with the U.S... how could they or why would they? Their fellow Americans and the Confederacy has no Army, no Navy, no Marines...no major industry... they'd of been fools to go to war directly, the only way they do? Is if provoked to do so. They left and separated to live their lives free of coercion from the U.S. government and to handle their internal strife(which I hate to tell you buttt... they knew that "the peculiar institution"? Was in fact a problem in the long term, that they couldn't rely on it for the future). Thats the "internal strife" how do we do away with it in time in a way economically we don't create a recession. Those in the U.S. government were not offering solutions, only ultimatums... thats why our government has "checks and balances" it allows us to work out our problems and differences amicably and efficiently... BUT... when the machines breaks down... WE break down... thus separation and eventually a war we shouldn't have had to have fought in the first place.

@@jimdunigan7029 the Confederates initiated a war. Confederates are traitors to the nation who defended the infernal institution of African slavery. They will not be honored.

@@zenever0 Ukraine has how many?

@@akompsupport goodbye confederate traitors 🇺🇸

It's actually disrespectful to Gen Moore to be named under these circumstances. Using him as a face to bend the knee to Marxist enemies of the country trying to erase American history.

In part yes BUT why do we want to continue to honor a Confederate General? The last I checked, the Confederacy lost.

There’s nothing correct about being a confederate traitor.

@@agentstepheng289 Yeah, lost a war started by the Federal government... and then blamed it on the Confederates as the aggressors because they defeated them? Remember... "to the victors goes the history...". However, there is two sides to every story, just because the other side doesn't want to hear it? Doesn't make it any less the truth.😏 Be leary of what you read and believe...🤔 Honestly, both sides won and, both sides lost. Yes, we took strides forward. However, we ended up right back where we started in many other aspects of American life and slaughtered 720,000 Americans in the process and wounded and maimed another 2.1 million in the process of a war that shouldn't have ever happened in the first place. Benning's name was chosen not to "glorify" him or the Confederacy but, as a measure of reconciliation, and as a measure of respect for an admirable adversary, as were ALL the Confederate names chosen. The names chosen for U.S. Military posts in the South, as those in the North and West(with relevancy), were chose for their relation to their native states. For example, Forts Lee, Pickett, A. P. Hill(who never owned a single slave, btw)are all in Virginia, Fort Hood in Texas, and Forts Benning, Wheeler, Gordon, Stewart... Georgia...etc. Benning is not only a native Georgian BUT... is in fact a native son of Columbus, which... last I checked? IS where Fort Benning IS... The Confederates are and were Americans, as much as those from the North. The very Confederates this country is being taught to despise and hate... could've taught their sons and their grandsons to despise and hate this country just as easily as those wish to do to them today BUT... they didn't... they taught them to have honor, to be respected, and to our nations adversaries? To be feared. The Confederates sons and grandsons... carried this nation through its toughest century to date... the 20th... they came together and fought the Great War, the Second World War, the Korean Conflict, and Vietnam... and now their great-great-great grandsons are carrying the torch for those that came before... Oh and just as a little tid bit of information... since 1865... Southerners have bore the brunt of the defense of this nation... their participation standing at approximately 80%... the standing U.S. Military today... is manned by approximately 46% Southerners... thats nearly half of our military force, the rest of this nation makes up everything else. The 1/4 of our nation carrying the heaviest load... don't look down on the sons and daughters of those very Confederates... respect them.

@@zenever0 If you had an education you'd know they weren't traitors... 😏🤔

It is BS that they named a federal post after an enemy of the nation, a confederate traitor.

Yeah, I didn’t want to change it from Fort Benning also but if this is better than some of the other options, as far as I was concerned

A very eloquent rebuttal from a Confederate (enemy) sympathizer.

@@Th3Nigma I can’t speak for anybody but myself to me it was more than a name but within that name over billions of soldiers have given their sweat, blood and tears. It was just something that was ingrained into the brotherhood. So it’s something similar to getting a tattoo of your mothers name just to find out that wasn’t her real name Fort Benning is a place/location in an 11Bravo timeline were he came as a boy and left as a man 🇺🇸

@@drodriguez3935 only confederate traitors are getting confederate traitors names tattooed on them

The name changes are about not honoring confederate traitors, if you look beyond your own selfishness.