Navy To Ban Confederate Flags Following Marine Corps Order

The transcript discusses the U.S. Navy's order to maintain unit cohesion and uphold core values by banning Confederate symbols in public spaces. This follows a similar ban by the Marine Corps. The U.S. Army is also considering renaming bases named after Confederate leaders. The USS Chancellorsville, a Navy ship named after a Confederate victory, is highlighted, though the Navy has not commented on renaming it.

What is the primary reason the Navy issued an order to ban the Confederate flag?

• To reduce costs

• To modernize equipment

• To ensure unit cohesion and uphold core values

• To increase recruitment

Which branch of the military recently banned the Confederate flag, similar to the Navy?

• US Space Force

• US Marine Corps

• US Coast Guard

• US Air Force

What change is the US Army considering regarding its bases?

• Expanding them

• Renaming them

• Privatizing them

• Closing them

What is the USS Chancellorsville named after?

• A World War II battle

• A Civil War battle won by the Union

• A Civil War battle won by the Confederacy

• A famous naval explorer

What has the Navy declined to comment on regarding the USS Chancellorsville?

• Its decommissioning

• Its captain's promotion

• Its renaming

• Its new mission