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Pressure increased on the Pentagon to stop honoring Confederate figures in recent years, as the nation focused on racial...

A civilian working for the U.S. Air Force has been temporarily dismissed from his duties.

Clark Realty Capital did not respond to a request to comment when asked why its representatives didn't testify.

According to the DoD's latest statistics, 117 of 231 military installations, or 51%, have lifted their constraints.

Austin's four nominees to the commission, announced by the Pentagon, include retired Adm. Michelle Howard.

SPACECOM, which was reactivated in August 2019, has been temporarily housed at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs.

The NDAA created a commission to put an end to the longstanding U.S. military tradition of honoring Confederate leaders.

The bill faces another, unrelated veto threat from Trump, who urged lawmakers to include a repeal of Section 230.

Some installation and operational commanders have also prohibited them within their units or on base.

Recent natural disasters, from California wildfires to hurricanes in the Southeast, have posed threats to Army operations.