The Pentagon is reportedly moving to rename Joint Base Charleston in South Carolina in honor of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, a longtime Air Force veteran. Multiple outlets report the change would rename the installation from Joint Base Charleston to Joint Base Lindsey Graham. One account says Air Force Secretary Troy Meink issued an internal memo dated July 27 directing staff to begin coordinating with Air Mobility Command and Joint Base Charleston as part of the renaming effort. The reported rationale includes Graham’s “decades of distinguished service” to Congress and the armed services, as stated in the memo. The outlets do not describe the timeline for when the renaming would take effect or whether formal approvals are still pending. The reporting is consistent on the key elements: the base involved, the proposed new name, and the attribution to the Pentagon/US Air Force leadership process. No sources provide additional details on costs, logistical impacts, or ceremonies tied to the name change.