The Pentagon has renamed U.S. Indo-Pacific Command to "U.S. Pacific Command," reversing a previous name change, the department announced Tuesday.

The move marks a return to the command’s legacy “PACOM” title after less than a decade as “INDOPACOM.” It reverses a previous renaming announced in 2018 by then-Defense Secretary Jim Mattis during President Trump’s first term.

“Restoring the legacy USPACOM designation honors the command’s deep historical roots, fostering a sense of pride and collective spirit among all who serve in the Pacific,” according to the Pentagon announcement.

The command’s mission and area of responsibility, which covers much of the Pacific Ocean from the West Coast of the U.S. to the western border of India, remains unchanged.