This week, military chaplains from across Southern Africa and the United States are joining their Zambian hosts for a week of shared conversation, learning, and sharing… and singing! The weeklong workshop is a milestone in building bridges and fostering mutual understanding among nations. Unified in song and in commitment, these chaplains are a testament to the power of collaboration and the shared values that bind us all, regardless of borders. U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) U.S. Army Southern E

56A, Army Chaplain. Army chaplains have stood alongside America’s fighting men and women during all of our Wars since 1775. Chaplains and religious affairs specialist make up the Unit Ministry Team. Together they go out among units to carry out their duties to nurture the living, care for the wounded and honor the fallen. | U.S. Army Chaplain Corps

Honoring Black History Month, we recognize the dedicated journeys of Soldiers in the Army. Each unique story inspires the reflection: "What's your why?" 🎥 Capt. Angelena Garland, Maj. Makeda Tiye Young, Sgt. Kenneth Grant, Sgt. Dlunte Gordon, Pfc. Joeseph Mcallister, Master Sgt. Kimberly Jenkins-Farmer, Capt. Aprica Bullock | U.S. Army Chaplain Corps

Heroism runs through 250 years of the U.S. Army Chaplain Corps. From those who led with courage to trailblazers who forged new paths, Chaplains and Religious Affairs Specialists have shaped the Army Family across generations. As we honor this legacy, we move forward with pride, grounded in a tradition of sacred service. #ArmyChaplainCorps | #ArmyChaplainCorps250 | U.S. Army Chaplain Corps

Jason talks to Major John Tomada about the essential role that chaplains in the military play, the training those with a calling for service go through, and how the Guam National Guard takes care of its troops with spiritual health and support services. | KUAM News

The Four Chaplains — North Atlantic, February 3, 1943 In the early hours of February 3, 1943, the troop transport USAT Dorchester was struck by a German U-boat torpedo in the icy waters off Greenland. The ship was carrying more than 900 soldiers, merchant seamen, and civilian workers en route to a U.S. base. The explosion knocked out power, radio, and much of the ship’s structure. Within minutes, chaos spread through darkened corridors as freezing Atlantic water poured in. Amid the panic stood f