Former U.S. President Donald Trump told supporters on 4 July that the Army installation commonly known as Fort Bragg has, in his words, reverted to its original name after what he called an attempt by “the radical left” to rename the base. Speaking at an event marking the Army’s 250th anniversary in North Carolina, Trump said, “We changed it back to Fort Bragg.” Trump coupled the claim with a broad tribute to U.S. military achievements, asserting that the United States “won World War I, World War II and other wars” from Fort Bragg and other installations. He credited “the people of North Carolina” with urging the change and framed the reversal as part of a broader effort to preserve military heritage.