Giving new titles to nine Army bases named after Confederate generals will cost a little more than $21 million, according to estimates from the commission in charge of overseeing the process. The sum, first reported by Politico, is laid out in Part I of the Naming Commission’s final report to Congress, submitted Monday. The document includes the costs to scrub the names of all nine installations and changing or removing any other Confederate-affiliated symbols, displays, monuments or paraphernalia found on the bases. The costs to change the names on each installation varies, with Fort Bragg, N.C., the world’s largest U.S. military base, estimated to cost the most at $6.3 mill
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