the president of the united states of america, in the name of congress, takes pleasure in presenting the medal of honor to chaplain john milton whitehead, united states army, for extraordinary ...

Upon separation from the United States Army, many chaplains return to a life of civilian ministry. However, in recent years a growing number have separated from military service with no plans to ...

Feb. 3 marks the anniversary of the sinking of the United States Army Transport Dorchester and the selfless acts of four Army chaplains aboard during World War II.. The four chaplains, also known ...

UNITED STATES ARMY CHAPLAINS. Share full article. June 12, 1898. Credit... The New York Times Archives. See the article in its original context from June 12, 1898, Section ILLUSTRATED, Page 14 Buy ...

The United States military chaplaincy program has a proud heritage that stretches all the way back to the Continental Army during the American Revolution. "They are rabbis, ministers, imams and ...

The United States Military is engaged in a great and noble task in Afghanistan and Iraq. ... Army chaplain’s journal becomes book of devotions. August 27, 2016 at 1:00 a.m. ...

Cohen’s experiences in the military continue to inform his work as a chaplain — in 2015 he became the Army’s first Jewish chaplain to serve after receiving a master’s degree; all others ...

The United States Army Chaplain Corps celebrated 241 years of service to the nation’s Soldiers and families during ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery and a fellowship luncheon at Memorial ...

Chaplain Maj. Dawud Agbere, one of the 10 Muslim chaplains employed by the U.S. military, flew to Fort Hood, Texas, ... Hes now served a decade in the United States Army, ...

In the United States military, perhaps 80 percent of what chaplains do is counseling. Over there, they don’t have that kind of background, so they need to be trained up.