The Pentagon plans to rename a military base in South Carolina after the late Senator Lindsey Graham, who served as an Air Force veteran. This decision is based on his decades of service in Congress and contributions to the armed services. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink issued an internal memo on July 27, directing staff to collaborate with Air Mobility Command and Joint Base Charleston on the renaming process.
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Pentagon to Rename Charleston Military Base After Lindsey Graham
The Pentagon has announced plans to rename a military base in South Carolina in honor of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, recognizing his long-standing service in Congress and the military. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink has instructed staff to initiate the renaming process.
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