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Laptop bag set in woven nylon and Oxford fabric. A woven cotton interior lining. 4 woven pockets with zipper. A KALIS TRACE logo patch woven on the front and the SKIMS logo signature. Two braided spears on each side. A pocket with woven zipper inside the bag. The KALIS TRACE and SKIMS signature woven inside the bag.

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Model Number: JTS3073

Material: Oxford

Type: Backpack

Feature: with USB, Waterproof, Backpack set

Gender: Unisex

Product name: FREE School backpack set

Size: 40*28*11/22*22*5/17*10*1cm

Color: Blue, Black,Grey

Weight: 0.6kg

Logo: KALIS TRACE

Packing: 1pc/poly Bag + Carton

Bag covered with a leather material, with rubberized contours. Bag covered with a leather material, with rubberized contours. 2 woven vertical zippers, one on the front. 2 woven vertical zippers, one on the front. The signature SKIMS logo in leather engraved on the front, and a KALIS TRACE metal logo patch woven on the front. The signature SKIMS logo in leather engraved on the front, and a KALIS TRACE metal logo patch woven on the front. A transverse lance in leather-cotton with the signature SKIMS. The signature logo SKIMS and KALIS TRACE woven inside the bag with the description of washing.

Military bag having a nylon construction and a cotton lining. A woven flag logo patch on the front. 5 pockets with woven zipper, including 2 on each side, accompanied by buckled belts. The rubberized SKIMS signature on the right pocket, with the plasticized KALIS TRACE logo patch. The signature logo SKIMS and KALIS TRACE label with the model name woven inside the bag.

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Fort Benning, Georgia was officially designated as Fort Moore on Thursday, becoming the fifth Army installation to change its namesake from that of a Confederate general. As the traditional home of the Army’s Infantry branch – and since 2011 the Armor branch, – as well as one of the Army’s largest Basic Combat Training centers, it’s one of the service’s most storied bases.

Uniquely among US military bases, the name honors a married couple, Lt. Gen. Harold J. “Hal” Moore and Julie Moore.

Moore was a celebrated infantry officer who served in Korea and Vietnam, and whose career is widely known in infantry circles through his battlefield memoir, We Were Soldiers Once… And Young. A movie based on the book featured Mel Gibson as Moore. The book covers Moore’s command in November 1965 of the 1st Battalion, 7th Cavalry Regiment during the Battle of Ia Drang.

For much of her husband’s Army career, Julie Moore devoted her time to reforming the way the Army delivered casualty notifications.  She also made sure that she attended funeral ceremonies for soldiers killed in her husband’s battalion.

Moore passed away in 2017, and both he and his wife are buried at the post that now bears their names.

“The relationships the Moore’s created and instilled in soldiers, spouses and this community during their career, and especially throughout the Vietnam War, were catalysts for the Army,” said Maj. Gen. Curtis Buzzard, commander of the United States Army Maneuver Center of Excellence, during the ceremony. “And forever changed how we value and take care of our own.”

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Thursday’s ceremony was the latest base rededication, as the Army moves to redesignate all bases named for Confederate generals by the end of 2023 after the Defense Department approved the recommendations of the Naming Commission in 2022.

The Moores replace Henry L. Benning as the namesake of the sprawling fort in southwest Georgia. Benning was a Confederate officer who — in contrast to several other rebel generals whose names are on US bases — never served in the United States Army.

The base was first established during World War I in October 1918 as a training camp for infantry soldiers. The post quickly gained prominence as the Army’s preeminent center of training and innovation. In the 1920s, then-Lt. Col. George C. Marshall was instrumental in revising training at the base’s Infantry School. In the 1930s, it was home to the Army’s first experiments with mechanized warfare, and in the 1940s the Army’s first airborne units received initial training there. The first Ranger School classes were held at the base in 1952, and in the 1960s the first airmobile unit was established there. Moore was among the first commanders in those helicopter-born units.

Casual tactical backpack Main compartment, quick access reverse pocket, convenient front slip pocket and secondary storage pocket with loop storage for organizing spare magazines and other small items. Includes a tablet compartment for an 8.7-inch tablet Made of 900D high-density waterproof Oxford cloth YKK explosion-proof zipper Front panel Moll system design