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Pentagon to rename Joint Base Charleston for Lindsey Graham
Graham's advocacy helped modernize the base's military infrastructure, says Air Force head.
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Joint Base Charleston to Become Joint Base Lindsey Graham in Honor of the Late Senator
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Pentagon to rename Joint Base Charleston in honor of Lindsey Graham
The U.S. Air Force will rename Joint Base Charleston, the largest Air Force-run base in South Carolina, after the late South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham. Graham, who passed away on July 11 from an aortic dissection, served for 33 years in the U.S. Air Force, including multiple years of active duty service to the branch…
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Pentagon to rename Charleston base for Graham: Report
The Pentagon will reportedly rename a South Carolina military base after the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), an Air Force veteran, citing his “decades of distinguished service” to Congress and the armed services. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink in a July 27 internal memo ordered staff to begin work with Air Mobility Command and Joint Base Charleston…
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Pentagon aims to rename major US air base after Lindsey Graham
The Defense Department is moving to rename Joint Base Charleston after late South Carolina senator and Air Force veteran Lindsey Graham.
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WATCH: Sen. Lindsey Graham honored at U.S. Capitol
Lawmakers pay tribute to Republican at Rotunda ahead of ceremony at Washington National Cathedral
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