fort bragg north carolina was named after benjamin cleveland.
fort bragg north carolina was named after benjamin cleveland.
who was fort bragg north carolina named after?
benjamin cleveland
fort bragg, north carolina is a military installation of the united states army in north carolina, and, by population, is the largest military installation in the world with more than 50,000 active duty personnel. the installation is located within cumberland, hoke, harnett, and moore counties. the installation borders the towns of fayetteville, spring lake, and southern pines. it was also a census-designated place in the 2000 census, during which a residential population of 29,183 was identified. it is named for confederate general braxton bragg. it covers over . it is the home of the army's xviii airborne corps and is the headquarters of the united states army special operations command, which oversees the u.s. army 1st special forces command (airborne) and 75th ranger regiment. it is also home to the u.s. army forces command, u.s. army reserve command, and womack army medical center. fort bragg maintains two airfields: pope field, where the united states air force stations global airlift and special operations assets as well as the air force combat control school, and simmons army airfield, where army aviation units support the needs of airborne and special operations forces on post.
fort bragg
bullet::::- 101st airborne division, fort campbell, (kentucky)









































bullet::::- 1st infantry brigade combat team (air assault)









































bullet::::- 2nd infantry brigade combat team (air assault)









































bullet::::- 3rd infantry brigade combat team (air assault)









































bullet::::- 101st airborne division artillery









































bullet::::- combat aviation brigade, 101st airborne division









































bullet::::- 101st airborne division sustainment brigade









































bullet::::- 18th field artillery brigade, fort bragg, (north carolina)









































bullet::::- 20th engineer brigade, fort bragg, (north carolina)









































bullet::::- 16th military police brigade, fort bragg, (north carolina)









































bullet::::- 3rd sustainment command (expeditionary), fort bragg









































bullet::::- 7th transportation brigade, fort eustis, (virginia)









































bullet::::- 525th military intelligence brigade, fort bragg, (north carolina)
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