Before Trump and DOGE, There Was a Warning From Dwight D. Eisenhower
In his military-industrial complex speech, Eisenhower didn't just target the Pentagon. He also singled out science and ...
Then and Now: Eisenhower in Spokane
On Monday, Oct. 6, 1952, the private train "Eisenhower Express," carrying Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife Mamie, rolled ...
Executive Outdoorsmen – Some presidents loved to hunt and fish
While the presidency of this great nation is often associated with business suits, the bustling Oval Office and historic decisions, some of the most iconic executive leaders found solace and ...
After Fort Bragg’s name restored, will Fort Eisenhower be next?
After changing Fort Liberty back to Fort Bragg, defense chief says more name changes will be coming. Will Fort Eisenhower be one of them?
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A. Christian van Gorder: Pay heed to Eisenhower's warning
Jan. 16, 1944, offers sage lessons for all of us in America today. On that date, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower was given command of Operation Overlord, the Allied invasion force that was the greatest ...
Defense Secretary Hegseth Renames Fort Liberty To Fort Bragg—But Not After The Confederate General
The army installation’s name was changed to Fort Liberty in 2023, after Congress passed a law to rename all military bases ...
Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport officials speak on aircraft crash in DC
Officials held a news conference at the Kansas airport - where the American Airlines jet took off from - talking about the ...
Hegseth renames North Carolina military base Fort Roland L. Bragg and signals more change coming
The name change back to Bragg could also be seen as a slap against some of the highly decorated service members whose names ...
With ‘Fort Bragg’ making a return, is ‘Fort Gordon’ next?
After changing Fort Liberty back to Fort Bragg, defense chief says more name changes will be coming. Will Fort Eisenhower be one of them?
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From the Stars and Stripes archives: Eisenhower gives view on German soldiers
FRANKFURT, Jan. 23 — Although they were defeated in World War II, German soldiers and officers did not lose their individual honor, Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower declared this morning as he took off ...