On April 27, 2023, our post was redesignated as Fort Gregg-Adams in honor of Lt. Gen. Arthur Gregg and Lt. Col. Charity Adams.

We are proud to honor these American heroes who inspire hope and whose courage, dignity, patriotism and service exemplify the very best of the U.S. military and instill tremendous pride in sustainment professionals everywhere.

The selection of the name “Fort Gregg-Adams” was driven by deliberate, months-long local engagement between stakeholders, including the Naming Commission, Soldiers and leaders from the post, and the surrounding community. The Naming Commission's goal was "to inspire service members and military communities with names or values that have meaning" and that "underpin the core responsibility of the military, to defend the Constitution of the United States." Redesignating the post in honor of LTG Gregg and LTC Adams accomplishes this.

The redesignation events on April 27 were part of a process at multiple Army installations – in accordance with Sec. 370 of the 2021 National Defense Authorization Act – that will take several months or more to complete. This is a team effort between the Army and surrounding communities with far-reaching adjustments and changes, and we are unified in our efforts to accomplish this historically significant event.