An Army post in Texas reverted to the name Fort Hood in a brief ceremony Monday morning, ending a two-year stint as Fort ...

Just two years after being renamed Fort Cavazos, the U.S. Army base in Central Texas has reverted to its original name — Fort ...

For two years, the armored infantry post honored Gen. Richard E. Cavazos, a Texas native and Medal of Honor winner. No longer ...

Fort Hood, formerly Fort Cavazos, was officially renamed as of June 11. To commemorate this, officials will be hosting ...

It is now named for Col. Robert B. Hood, a Kansas native who served with the 12th Field Artillery Regiment of the 2nd ...

PHOTOS: Fort Hood name restored, Fort Cavazos signage removed by: Julianna Russ, Abigail Jones, Roland Richter Posted: Jun 18, 2025 / 10:39 AM CDT Updated: Jun 18, 2025 / 07:22 PM CDT ...

So, Fort Cavazos would become Fort Hood again. Except this time, Fort Hood would be named after Col. Robert B. Hood instead of John Bell Hood, a Confederate general from the Civil War.

For Harker Heights-area residents who are still having a difficult time making the switch from calling the local Army post Fort Cavazos after it was called Fort Hood for decades, it’s about to ...

Last week’s announcement that Fort Cavazos would be reverting back to its original name — Fort Hood — was met with some mixed emotions in the local community.

The words "Fort Cavazos" are being removed, letter by letter, from signage at the armored infantry base near Killeen. In place of Cavazos, the post is getting a new-old name: Fort Hood.

General Cavazos, a native Texan, was a Medal of Honor recipient and once commanded the post now bearing his name. The renaming from Fort Hood to Fort Cavazos was seen as a long-overdue tribute to ...

The Fort Hood Press Center said Friday morning that this comes in honor of a Texas-born hero of the Korean and Vietnam wars, Gen. Richard Edward Cavazos.