Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry's approach mirrors that of the Trump administration, which restored the names of several army ...

PINEVILLE, La. (KALB) - According to a post on social media, Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry announced that on Monday, July 14 ...

Louisiana’s primary National Guard training facility in Pineville will once again bear the historic name Camp Beauregard, Gov. Jeff Landry announced Monday. Landry ...

Gov. Jeff Landry announced Monday he will name a national guard facility after an early 19th century Louisiana militia member ...

The Louisiana National Guard training facility in Pineville will once again bear the historic name Camp Beauregard, Gov. Jeff Landry announced Monday.

By Lt. Col. Noel Collins, Louisiana National Guard Public Affairs Office Governor Jeff Landry directs the renaming of Louisiana National Guard Training Center Pineville to Camp Beauregard, July 14. On ...

Camp Beauregard, as a state installation, was not required to change its name under the law, but its leadership decided to go ahead with it anyway. ...

Camp Beauregard is more than 100 years old and can be traced back to the Louisiana Seminary of Learning and Military Academy. The school's superintendent, William Tecumseh Sherman, ...

Camp Beauregard along with Camp Livingston, Camp Claiborne and Camp Polk, all played pivotal roles in the Louisiana Maneuvers of 1940-41, which trained soldiers for World War II.

Camp Beauregard, at more than 15,600 acres, is the largest National Guard installation in the state. More than 540 full time employees work there.

Why the name change? The Louisiana National Guard hosted a town hall meeting Thursday to discuss renaming Camp Beauregard. Most of the small crowd wanted to know why, which is slated for next year ...

The Late Movement Down the River Explained--A Reconnoissance in Force--Evacuation of Camp Beauregard by the Rebois, &c. Share full article. Jan. 21, 1862.