Army personnel began removing "Fort Cavazos" from signage at the massive armored infantry post in Central Texas.

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Fort Cavazos was previously named for John Bell Hood, who became a Confederate cavalry captain after the Civil War began in 1861 and was promoted to major general the next year.

On Tuesday, U.S. Army base Fort Hood officially became Fort Cavazos. The change is one of nine Army installations being renamed to remove Confederate-affiliated names and symbols.

SAN ANTONIO — President Donald Trump has ordered seven U.S. Army bases to revert to their former names, including Texas’s Fort Cavazos in Killeen—restoring its previous title, Fort Hood.

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The words "Fort Cavazos" are being removed, letter by letter, from signage at the armored infantry base near Killeen. In place of Cavazos, the post is getting a new-old name: Fort Hood.