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How many military branches does Vietnam have?
7
How many military bases of all branches existed in the US during World War 2?
over 1000
What type of soldiers did adolf Hitler have?
Adolf Hitler amassed a large army in Germany and had many types of soldiers in various branches of the military.
What is Spetsnaz and is it the only one in that country?
Spetsnaz is the abbreviation for the Russian general term for special forces unit, there are many branches in the Russian military which have spetsnaz units.
How many U.S. Army officers were killed in Vietnam?
Nearly 7,000 US military officers perished in Vietnam.
Can women be chaplains?
Yes, women can indeed be chaplains. Many different religions and denominations have chaplaincy programs that are open to both men and women. Women can serve as chaplains in hospitals, prisons, the military, and in various other settings providing spiritual care and support to individuals in need.
How many military branches does Vietnam have?
7
Command and Unit Chaplain?
A Command and Unit Chaplain is the military counterpart of a civilian clergy person. Command and unit chaplains, also called chaplains, are commissioned staff officers who are responsible for moral and ethical leadership in matters where religion has a direct impact on the programs, personnel, or policies of the branches of the U. S. Armed Forces. In the U. S. Army, chaplains are part of the Army Chaplain Corps. Chaplains provide counseling, religious education, and workshops on religious matters. They perform religious ceremonies and rituals in accordance with the particular religious organization that they belong to. They provide these services for active and retired military personnel as well as for the family members of military personnel. Most command and unit chaplains minister for a particular faith. A chaplain may be employed as a Chaplain Resources Manager, Community Parish Pastor, Confinement Facility Chaplain, Inter-religious Relations Chaplain, or Staff Chaplain. Chaplains oversee the spiritual well-being of soldiers throughout their training and deployment periods. Chaplains are responsible for administering religious services to as many as 1,500 people. Chaplains are called upon to officiate at ceremonies, such as funerals, memorials, or other military functions. Chaplains must have completed theological training and received an ecclesiastical endorsement from a religious organization. Chaplains must either hold a graduate degree in religious studies, or hold a baccalaureate degree and currently be pursuing graduate studies. Chaplains must have completed a minimum of 72 hours of graduate work in religious studies before applying for work in the Army Chaplain Corps. Command and unit chaplains begin service as a staff officer immediately upon entering military service. Chaplains and Chaplain Assistants form a Unit Ministry Team (UMT) that is assigned to a specific military unit. Because they are considered non-combatants, chaplains do not carry weapons or participate directly in combat actions. Chaplains are not required to complete Basic Training. Chaplains must successfully complete the Chaplain Basic Officer Leadership Course (CH-BOLC) at Fort Jackson, South Carolina. The CH-BOLC is a 12-week course that teaches students non-combatant skills, military writing formats, and specific training for command and unit chaplains. The starting salary for a chaplain is approximately $36,000. Chaplains may make as much as $51,700 annually.
How many American catholics served in military in World War 2?
Approximately 1.2 million American Catholics served in the military during World War II. This number reflects the significant involvement of Catholics in the armed forces, which included a wide range of roles across different branches of the military. The Catholic Church played a supportive role by providing chaplains and spiritual care to these servicemen and women.
What branches of military offer insurance?
I believe that all of the branches of the military offer some form of insurance. If they do not then many insurance firms will offer military discounts to servicemen and women.
Was Tibet a Buddhist kingdom?
Absolutely! Buddhism is also separated into many branches such as Nyingma, Kadam, sakya and so on.
How many people in the military are under 21?
There are approximately 180,000 members of the U.S. military who are under the age of 21. This includes all branches of the military.
Do they have Mormon church in the military?
Yes! Many members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly called the "Mormon" church) serve in the military. In the United States military, there are Mormon chaplains and congregations at most bases, and there are several active duty military congregations meeting in the middle east. You can learn more about Mormons in the military at the "Related Links" bleow.
How many military bases of all branches existed in the US during World War 2?
over 1000
How many police chaplains in Jamaica?
There are thousands of police chaplains across the country of Jamaica. They help those involved in crimes as well as officers who face personal issues through their difficult work.
Is it easy to get a chaplin job?
"Generally chaplains are well educated, holding at least a bachelors sometimes a masters in theology. Becoming a military chaplain is a good career move. They can help many people who could use someone to listen."
What are chaplains?
Chaplains are pastors to people in the armed forces such as the Navy and Army. Chaplains are also used in hospitals. So they do not necessarily belong to one church but minister to a much larger group.AnswerChaplains can also be found in hospitals, nursing homes, or any other place where the people or patients are unable to attend religious services. It is also important to note that chaplains may be of almost any faith including, but not limited to: Christianity, Judaism, Islam, etc. As is stated in the first answer, chaplains, military chaplains in particular, need to be familiar with many types of beliefs as they are not normally speaking to groups of people who are of only one faith.Answer:Chaplains are paid ecclesiastics funded by a military, public service, health or education organization to provide references to an outdated middle eastern medieval mystic dogma of a specific denomination under the pretence of being a life counselling service in place of actual counselling while diverting funding from needed operations of that service. Generally they are chosen from one of the "majority" religions on the pretext that they will be acceptable to other religious groups.
