This bill officially designates the military installation in Fayetteville, North Carolina, under the Secretary of the Army's jurisdiction, as Fort Bragg.
Keith Self
Representative
TX-3
This bill officially designates the military installation in Fayetteville, North Carolina, under the Secretary of the Army's jurisdiction, as Fort Bragg. It mandates that all references to this installation in U.S. laws, regulations, and documents will now refer to it as Fort Bragg. The term "military installation" is defined as in title 10 of the U.S. Code.
Fayetteville Military Installation Officially Designated as Fort Bragg: Ensures Consistent Legal References
This bill officially designates the military installation in Fayetteville, North Carolina, as "Fort Bragg." This means any law, regulation, or official document referring to the base will now legally call it Fort Bragg. The definition of "military installation" is taken straight from section 2801 of title 10, United States Code, so it's all by the book.
Making It Official
The main point here is consistency. By officially naming the installation Fort Bragg, the bill ensures that everyone's on the same page when it comes to legal and official documents. For example, if you're a contractor working on base, or a service member dealing with military records, you'll see "Fort Bragg" across the board. No more confusion about what to call it in paperwork or legal proceedings.
Real-World Impact
For folks in and around Fayetteville, this solidifies the Fort Bragg name in a legal sense. Think of it like updating your address everywhere after a move – it prevents mail from getting lost and ensures everyone knows where to find you. For the military, it means less administrative hassle and a clear, consistent reference point for all operations related to the base. It is a straightforward update with minimal fuss, aimed at keeping things clear and consistent for everyone involved.