Pentagon to Rename Charleston Base After Late Sen. Lindsey Graham
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President Trump delivered a eulogy for the late Senator Lindsey Graham, celebrating him as a "giant of the United States Senate" and honouring their friendship, as well as Graham's long record of service to Congress and the nation. The tribute underscores the significant impact the South Carolina Republican had during his Senate career, where he was respected across political circles as a distinguished statesman.
In a formal recognition of Graham's legacy, the Pentagon has announced plans to rename a South Carolina military base in his honour, citing his decades of service to both Congress and the armed forces. Air Force Secretary Troy Meink issued an internal directive on 27 July instructing staff to coordinate the renaming effort with Air Mobility Command and Joint Base Charleston, honouring Graham's background as an Air Force veteran.
- Trump delivers eulogy for late Sen. Graham, calling him a "giant" of the Senate and celebrating their friendship
- Pentagon to rename South Carolina military base after Graham in recognition of his decades of service to Congress and the armed forces
- Graham was an Air Force veteran whose legacy is being formally honoured by both political and military leadership
Coverage
- The Hill — Trump remembers Graham as ‘giant of the Senate’ in eulogy
- The Hill — Pentagon to rename Charleston base for Graham: Report