Fort Hood

Fort Hood is a major U.S. Army base located in central Texas, named after Confederate General John Bell Hood. Established in 1942, it spans over 214 square miles and is one of the largest military installations in the world. Fort Hood serves as a training and deployment center for various Army units, including armored and infantry divisions. It has played a significant role in military operations and exercises throughout its history. The base is also a community hub, with a focus on supporting soldiers and their families, offering services such as education, healthcare, and recreational facilities.