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Happy blessed New Year to you all.and families
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!
Today marks the 112th anniversary of our military occupational specialty 56M - Religious Affairs Specialist (formerly Chaplain Assistant). The signing of General Order No. 253, issued by the War Department on Dec. 28, 1909, officially established the Chaplain Assistant as a member of the Army Chaplain Corps.
Thanks to all of our Religious Affairs Specialists for all they do each and every day!
Watch the ceremony at the U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School:
https://fb.watch/ab8i--UvT5/
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Today marks the 112th anniversary of our military occupational specialty 56M - Religious Affairs Specialist (formerly Chaplain Assistant). The signing of General Order No. 253, issued by the War Department on Dec. 28, 1909, officially established the Chaplain Assistant as a member of the Army Chaplain Corps.
Thanks to all of our Religious Affairs Specialists for all they do each and every day!
Watch the ceremony at the U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School:
https://fb.watch/ab8i--UvT5/
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Saludos querida Familia! 😇
El Cuerpo de Capellanes y Especialistas en Asuntos Religiosos de la Guardia Nacional de Puerto Rico les desean unas felices fiestas de navidad y un próspero año nuevo 2022. 🎄🎁
Que estas fiestas sean ocasión de llenarnos del amor De Dios y brindar amor y paz a nuestras familias. Que el Dios hecho carne las traiga muchos regalos.
Felices fiestas navideñas.
Por Dios y la Patria. Amén. Hooah!
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Reclutadora SSG Mora Gerrymar
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SSG. Pérez Crespo - Reclutador Pr-Guard
El Cuerpo de Capellanes y Especialistas en Asuntos Religiosos de la Guardia Nacional de Puerto Rico les desean unas felices fiestas de navidad y un próspero año nuevo 2022. 🎄🎁
Que estas fiestas sean ocasión de llenarnos del amor De Dios y brindar amor y paz a nuestras familias. Que el Dios hecho carne las traiga muchos regalos.
Felices fiestas navideñas.
Por Dios y la Patria. Amén. Hooah!
Puerto Rico National Guard
The Adjutant General of Puerto Rico
PR Guard
PR National Guard, Mayaguez Recruiting Station
201st Regional Training Institute - RTI
PR Army National Guard Bayamon Office
3678th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion
292nd Combat Sustainment Support Battalion
U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School
U.S. Army Chaplain Corps
Camp Santiago Joint Training Center
156th Wing - Puerto Rico Air National Guard
248th Army Band
Delta Co. 1-296 Infantry
SCOUT PLATOON 1/296 INFANTRY MAYAGUEZ
SSG Saunders Recruiter
Reclutador SSG Rodriguez Juan
Reclutador SSG Rosa, Luis Army National Guard
Reclutadora SSG Mora Gerrymar
Israel Romero
Noelia Roldan
Ft. Buchanan Chapel Protestant Service
Regimental Memorial Chapel
Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico
SSG. Pérez Crespo - Reclutador Pr-Guard
During the U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School’s Monthly Readiness Day Awards & Recognition Ceremony, Dec. 13, CH (MG) Solhjem, CH (BG) Green, and CH (COL) Palmer presented the Legion of Merit to CH (COL) Felzenberg, the Public Service Commendation Medal to Mrs. Nechama Felzenberg, the Order of Martin of Tours to CH (COL) Kreider, the Four Chaplains Medal to CH (LTC) Riggs and CH (MAJ) Dean, and the Meritorious Service Medal to CH (MAJ) Clark and CH (MAJ) Gabriel.
U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School
PVT. AALIYAH HAS
Daphne, Alabama
“I was influenced to join the U.S. Army by my grandmother. It’s what she always wanted me to do. When she passed away, I felt as if joining the Army was my way of honoring her. I imagined the Army to be much worse than what it is … I actually like it. Meeting new people and building bonds that are unbreakable are the most rewarding things about being a Soldier. I meet people who become Family to me and that is the most rewarding to me.
My MOS is 56M-Religious Affairs Specialist. I chose this MOS because I wanted to be closer to the Lord. I also wanted to learn how to talk to people easier and not be so shy.”
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
PVT. AALIYAH HAS
Daphne, Alabama
“I was influenced to join the U.S. Army by my grandmother. It’s what she always wanted me to do. When she passed away, I felt as if joining the Army was my way of honoring her. I imagined the Army to be much worse than what it is … I actually like it. Meeting new people and building bonds that are unbreakable are the most rewarding things about being a Soldier. I meet people who become Family to me and that is the most rewarding to me.
My MOS is 56M-Religious Affairs Specialist. I chose this MOS because I wanted to be closer to the Lord. I also wanted to learn how to talk to people easier and not be so shy.”
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School
PVT. AALIYAH HAS
Daphne, Alabama
“I was influenced to join the U.S. Army by my grandmother. It’s what she always wanted me to do. When she passed away, I felt as if joining the Army was my way of honoring her. I imagined the Army to be much worse than what it is … I actually like it. Meeting new people and building bonds that are unbreakable are the most rewarding things about being a Soldier. I meet people who become Family to me and that is the most rewarding to me.
My MOS is 56M-Religious Affairs Specialist. I chose this MOS because I wanted to be closer to the Lord. I also wanted to learn how to talk to people easier and not be so shy.”
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
PVT. AALIYAH HAS
Daphne, Alabama
“I was influenced to join the U.S. Army by my grandmother. It’s what she always wanted me to do. When she passed away, I felt as if joining the Army was my way of honoring her. I imagined the Army to be much worse than what it is … I actually like it. Meeting new people and building bonds that are unbreakable are the most rewarding things about being a Soldier. I meet people who become Family to me and that is the most rewarding to me.
My MOS is 56M-Religious Affairs Specialist. I chose this MOS because I wanted to be closer to the Lord. I also wanted to learn how to talk to people easier and not be so shy.”
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School
PFC. LOGAN HUNT
Fayetteville, North Carolina
“I’ve only been in the U.S. Army since March 2021 and joined after I worked in pastoral type ministry within a church. I felt led to join the Army to pursue ministry in a completely different environment. I imagined the Army would be what it is — an elite force ready to protect the Families and lands of the United States. Being able to serve and protect others and being part of a mission much larger than myself is the most rewarding part of being a Soldier to me. The Army can be hard at times but even in the toughest storms, God can make the rain feel refreshing.
My MOS is 56M-Religious Affairs Specialist. I chose this MOS to be a light in the darkness and hoping to encourage and show God’s love along the way.”
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
PFC. LOGAN HUNT
Fayetteville, North Carolina
“I’ve only been in the U.S. Army since March 2021 and joined after I worked in pastoral type ministry within a church. I felt led to join the Army to pursue ministry in a completely different environment. I imagined the Army would be what it is — an elite force ready to protect the Families and lands of the United States. Being able to serve and protect others and being part of a mission much larger than myself is the most rewarding part of being a Soldier to me. The Army can be hard at times but even in the toughest storms, God can make the rain feel refreshing.
My MOS is 56M-Religious Affairs Specialist. I chose this MOS to be a light in the darkness and hoping to encourage and show God’s love along the way.”
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School
PFC. LOGAN HUNT
Fayetteville, North Carolina
“I’ve only been in the U.S. Army since March 2021 and joined after I worked in pastoral type ministry within a church. I felt led to join the Army to pursue ministry in a completely different environment. I imagined the Army would be what it is — an elite force ready to protect the Families and lands of the United States. Being able to serve and protect others and being part of a mission much larger than myself is the most rewarding part of being a Soldier to me. The Army can be hard at times but even in the toughest storms, God can make the rain feel refreshing.
My MOS is 56M-Religious Affairs Specialist. I chose this MOS to be a light in the darkness and hoping to encourage and show God’s love along the way.”
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
PFC. LOGAN HUNT
Fayetteville, North Carolina
“I’ve only been in the U.S. Army since March 2021 and joined after I worked in pastoral type ministry within a church. I felt led to join the Army to pursue ministry in a completely different environment. I imagined the Army would be what it is — an elite force ready to protect the Families and lands of the United States. Being able to serve and protect others and being part of a mission much larger than myself is the most rewarding part of being a Soldier to me. The Army can be hard at times but even in the toughest storms, God can make the rain feel refreshing.
My MOS is 56M-Religious Affairs Specialist. I chose this MOS to be a light in the darkness and hoping to encourage and show God’s love along the way.”
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School
PFC. KYLIE PARKER
Glen Rose, Arkansas
“I joined the U.S. Army in August because I wanted to do something different with my life. I didn’t have any big expectations before joining the Army except for doing a lot of physical training. I learned that I’m stronger physically and mentally than I ever thought I could be now that I am a Soldier. For someone thinking about joining the Army, I say, do it. It may not be pleasant for a bit but it will be worth it.
I am a 56M-Religious Affairs Specialist. I chose this MOS because I wanted to help people and work in ministry.”
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
PFC. KYLIE PARKER
Glen Rose, Arkansas
“I joined the U.S. Army in August because I wanted to do something different with my life. I didn’t have any big expectations before joining the Army except for doing a lot of physical training. I learned that I’m stronger physically and mentally than I ever thought I could be now that I am a Soldier. For someone thinking about joining the Army, I say, do it. It may not be pleasant for a bit but it will be worth it.
I am a 56M-Religious Affairs Specialist. I chose this MOS because I wanted to help people and work in ministry.”
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School
PFC. KYLIE PARKER
Glen Rose, Arkansas
“I joined the U.S. Army in August because I wanted to do something different with my life. I didn’t have any big expectations before joining the Army except for doing a lot of physical training. I learned that I’m stronger physically and mentally than I ever thought I could be now that I am a Soldier. For someone thinking about joining the Army, I say, do it. It may not be pleasant for a bit but it will be worth it.
I am a 56M-Religious Affairs Specialist. I chose this MOS because I wanted to help people and work in ministry.”
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
PFC. KYLIE PARKER
Glen Rose, Arkansas
“I joined the U.S. Army in August because I wanted to do something different with my life. I didn’t have any big expectations before joining the Army except for doing a lot of physical training. I learned that I’m stronger physically and mentally than I ever thought I could be now that I am a Soldier. For someone thinking about joining the Army, I say, do it. It may not be pleasant for a bit but it will be worth it.
I am a 56M-Religious Affairs Specialist. I chose this MOS because I wanted to help people and work in ministry.”
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School
PFC. HENRY MONK
Moville, Iowa
“I was influenced to join the U.S. Army by the men and women who have served and died before me. I imagined the Army would be a place of pain and discipline but also honor and respect before I joined the Army. Serving something bigger than myself is what I find the most rewarding about being a Soldier.
My MOS is 56M-Religious Affairs Specialist. I chose this MOS to serve the Lord.”
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
PFC. HENRY MONK
Moville, Iowa
“I was influenced to join the U.S. Army by the men and women who have served and died before me. I imagined the Army would be a place of pain and discipline but also honor and respect before I joined the Army. Serving something bigger than myself is what I find the most rewarding about being a Soldier.
My MOS is 56M-Religious Affairs Specialist. I chose this MOS to serve the Lord.”
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
U.S. Army Chaplain Center and School
PFC. HENRY MONK
Moville, Iowa
“I was influenced to join the U.S. Army by the men and women who have served and died before me. I imagined the Army would be a place of pain and discipline but also honor and respect before I joined the Army. Serving something bigger than myself is what I find the most rewarding about being a Soldier.
My MOS is 56M-Religious Affairs Specialist. I chose this MOS to serve the Lord.”
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
PFC. HENRY MONK
Moville, Iowa
“I was influenced to join the U.S. Army by the men and women who have served and died before me. I imagined the Army would be a place of pain and discipline but also honor and respect before I joined the Army. Serving something bigger than myself is what I find the most rewarding about being a Soldier.
My MOS is 56M-Religious Affairs Specialist. I chose this MOS to serve the Lord.”
U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command
USA-IRL Directory: usachcs.tradoc.army.mil/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/usairl_directory2022-3.pdf Chaplain (MAJ) Aldred A. It closed in 1919.
The Army Chaplain School’s first session began March 3, 1918, to orient civilian clergymen to Army life. Originally located at Fort Monroe, Virginia, the five-week course consisted of military law, international law, Army regulations, service customs, hygiene, first aid and horsemanship. Pruden was appointed as the school’s first commandant. To supplement the activities of the school in World War
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Beautiful words for a very special man of God. Congratulations Chaplain (COL) Edison on your retirement! God’s blessings to you and your Family. 🙏🇺🇸
What Can You Say About a Chaplain, Mentor, and Leader like CH (COL) Edison!! I haven’t been able to celebrate his retirement fully because it felt like I was losing my spiritual covering 😢.
But I believe I can manage because he’s taught me Well 😇💪🏾✝️ 🇺🇸.
I met him in 2015 at my first National Baptist Convention denominational training. I was a First Lieutenant, Chaplain Candidate. He immediately took me under his wing and fathered me in the Chaplaincy. From then till now I have Never met a COL Chaplain with such integrity, empathy, efficacy, spirituality, and veracity as CH Edison. He was a mentor and father to me and a big brother to so many others. He was our Leader & our Man of God. He could brighten ANY room and shifted atmospheres for the glory of God. I’m truly gonna miss him serving in the fight with us, But I’m sooooooo happy for My “Auntie”, My illustrious and beautiful Health Coach Mrs. Cecelia Boykin Edison and their children because it’s all about them now and for that I am so grateful!!! I have both of their numbers so I’m GOOD!! Can call them Whenever I need them.
Happy Retirement 🥂🎉 🎣🏖️ to the BEST to ever do it!! He gave the Army 30 years!!! May God add 30 more years of life, love, blessings, and good health back to him and his family!! Well done Thy good and faithful servant!!
📸Pictured: (L to R): CH (LTC) Brown, CH (LTC) Bright, CH (COL) Edison, Me, CH (CPT) Murtala.
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We appreciate your selfless service, Sir!
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Chaplain (COL) Robert Crowley receives the Legion of Merit from Maj. Gen. Michael C. McCurry, USAACE and Fort Rucker commander, for his exceptionally meritorious service to the United States Army as the Senior Command Chaplain at USAACE from August 2020 to March 2023.
The USAACE/Fort Rucker Community knows he will serve Soldier at his next assignment with compassion, humility, and love.
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