Signs designating a stretch of Tennessee State Route 386 as the “Charlie Kirk Memorial Highway” are being moved after objections from Vietnam veterans. The road has long carried the name “Vietnam Veterans Boulevard,” a designation put in place nearly four decades ago. According to a county official, veterans were caught off guard by the new designation and raised concerns about sharing or changing the existing road name. The signs were installed last month along the segment of Route 386 north of Nashville, where the Vietnam Veterans Boulevard name already applied. Multiple reports describe a backlash from Vietnam veterans that prompted local officials to take action, including relocating the Charlie Kirk memorial signage rather than leaving it in place alongside the older designation. The outlets agree that the dispute centers on recognition of the Vietnam veterans’ roadway name and that the “Charlie Kirk Memorial Highway” signage is the element being altered in response to the complaints. The process and timeline for the move are not detailed in the provided reports.