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Video of Chaplaincy Center Dedication
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Naval Chaplaincy School & Center
Air Force Chaplain Corps College
Armed Forces Chaplaincy Center
6 May 2010, Fort Jackson, Columbia, SC
Left to Right
CAPTAIN Michael W. Langston, CHC, USN
Commanding Officer, Naval Chaplaincy School & Center
Chaplain, Colonel Steven E. Keith, USAF
Commandant, Air Force Chaplain Corps College
Chaplain (Colonel) Samuel J. T. Boone, USA
Commandant, Army Chaplain Center & School
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Bulletin of the AFCC Dedication Ceremony
Script of the AFCC Dedication Ceremony
Videos of the AFCC Dedication Ceremony
Army Chaplains Reunion, 8-11 September
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The US Army Chaplain Corps Regimental Association is sponsoring the 5th Biennial Reunion of the Army chaplaincy family. To be held in Denver, Colorado on 8-11 September, it brings together former and retired chaplains, chaplain assistants of each Component, DREs and others who serve, or have served the Army chaplaincy. The theme is “Honoring the Legacy of the Army Chaplaincy”, and the highlight will occur at the Regimental Dining Out on Friday evening the 10th, with the dramatic presentation of little-known stories of WWII Army chaplains, as well as a “first person” account of a survivor of the Dorchester sinking and “the rest of the story”.
All military chaplains and their family members are invited to attend. For further information and registration, consult the USACCRA web site at www.chaplainregiment.org.
A 503 (c) 19 Non Profit Organization, The US Army Chaplain Corps Regimental Association is not affiliated with the Department of the Army or the Office of the Chief of Chaplains. The Board of Directors, comprised of retired and active duty chaplains and NCOs, is led by Chaplain (BG) Wayne Hoffmann, President. The Association is committed to life-long fellowship, and to continuing ministry to Soldiers and their families, and is dedicated to promoting the legacy of the past, the ministry of the present, and the continuation and future of the Army Chaplaincy.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Bill Lord chaplainregiment@att.net 417 864 6854
Executive Director of TAPS is MCA National Citizen
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On 6 May during the 85th Annual Meeting and National Institute in Columbia, SC, the Military Chaplains Association conferred the 2010 National Citizenship Award on Bonnie Carroll, Executive Director, Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors [TAPS].
Ms. Carroll founded TAPS in 1992 following the death of her husband Brigadier General Tom Carroll in an Army C-12 plane crash. Since then, TAPS has become the frontline resource for those who are grieving a loved one who died while serving our Nation. Go to www.taps.org for a full view of all TAPS services.
The MCA National Citizenship Award recognizes exemplary public service with exceptional leadership integrity and enduring commitment to the spiritual welfare of our Nation’s Warriors and their families. It was first given to Astronaut John Glenn during the 1962 MCA Annual Meeting in Colorado Springs, CO. Recipients since then include leaders from industry, entertainment, religious faith groups, government, and the military.
