By Admin 6 March 2012. Filed in News & Commentary.
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By Admin 2 March 2012. Filed in News & Commentary.
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The event was set up for Soldiers to participate in various training sessions and also to enjoy a family-oriented area and hotel. Most Soldiers brought their children to participate in the first day’s training.
By Admin 7 January 2012. Filed in News & Commentary.
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U.S. Army Col. Rick Spencer wears many hats besides his zucchetto, the small head covering marking his clerical position; including the Army’s patrol cap, field “boonie” cap, and combat helmet.
By Admin 31 December 2011. Filed in News & Commentary.
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As the chief of chaplains, Maj. Gen. Rutherford oversees all chaplains in the U.S. Army.
By Admin 22 December 2011. Filed in News & Commentary.
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Measuring roughly 7.5 miles, at first glance it doesn’t seem too extreme, especially to the avid runner. With a total test of 600 miles, the T-shirt payoff may seem insignificant.
By Admin 14 December 2011. Filed in Chaplain Assistants, News & Commentary.
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“Leslie Parvin sits before you today as a man who led a double life,” Nicole Simpson, a prosecutor in the 5th Circuit Solicitor’s Office, said during her opening statement.
Luke Shealey, part of Parvin’s defense team from the 5th Circuit Public Defender’s Office, said those accusations were insulting to a decorated war veteran who has a wife and three sons.
Read more: http://www.thestate.com/2011/12/14/2079393/was-it-murder-or-self-defense.html#ixzz1gZVAykOi
By Admin 13 December 2011. Filed in News & Commentary.
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Virginia State Senator-elect Richard Black, who was a member of the Joint Committee on Military Justice during the Clinton administration, told CNSNews.com that bestiality doesn’t happen very often – but removing the mention of it in the statute could create big problems.
The fact is, the Senate bill does remove bestiality from the statute.
“It creates some serious legal ambiguity,” Black told CNSNews.com. “Article 134 is the general article which prohibits various miscellaneous categories of misconduct. But the general rule of statutory construction is that if you remove something from the law – you intended to do so. And so there was a purpose in doing it. And the idea that it would automatically resurrect under the general article is unclear.”
By Admin 6 December 2011. Filed in News & Commentary.
1The conference was titled “Chaplaincy: Ministering in Caesar’s House.”
“There is a growing negative atmosphere toward evangelical Christianity,” said Lloyd Harsch, church history professor and institute director. “Under the guise of tolerance, everyone who holds a religiously informed position is now viewed as suspect because they’re [considered] intolerant.”
By Admin 2 November 2011. Filed in History.
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“A young fellow came up to me speaking perfect English. He looked to be about 15,” recalled Canafax, now a Fort Worth pastor. “He asked ‘Could you do us a favor?’”
His plea was that Canafax conduct a Jewish worship service. And the young man who introduced himself was Elie Wiesel, a Romanian Jew who went on to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in 1986 and to write more than 30 books about the Holocaust and the responsibility to fight hatred, racism and genocide.
By Admin 15 October 2011. Filed in News & Commentary.
0Capt. Joseph Allen Parker, 34, of the 3rd Battalion, 66th Armor Regiment, 172nd Separate Infantry Brigade in Grafenwöhr, was convicted and sentenced Oct. 4 in Munich. He is determining whether he can appeal, according to his private counsel, Munich attorney Christian Gerber.
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