#GoArmy #BeatNavy The U.S. Army Chaplain Corps cheers on the Army West Point Football team as they play the United States Naval Academy today in the 126th Army-Navy Game! #GoArmyBeatNavy | U.S. Army Chaplain Corps

Chaplain (MG) Bill Green Jr., the U.S. Army Chief of Chaplains, and Regimental Sergeant Major Meaghan Simmons, along with the staff, cheer on the Army West Point Football team as they play the United States Naval Academy today in the 125th Army-Navy Game. The Army jerseys honor the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) legacy and the 80th anniversary of the "Battle of the Bulge" in Bastogne, Belgium. #GoArmy #BeatNavy #GoArmyBeatNavy #ArmyNavy West Point - The U.S. Military Academy | U.S. Army C

Being a Chaplain in #AmericasNavy is a great responsibility. You have a very special place within the Navy where you get to interact with men and women, serve them, and be a part of their lives. #NavyChaplains | America’s Navy Chaplains

🎉 Happy Birthday to the US Navy Chaplain Corps ! 🎉 Since 1775, Navy Chaplains have been there to provide spiritual guidance, care, and support for Sailors, Marines, and their families. Whether at sea or ashore, they’ve served with dedication, compassion, and strength. We thank all Chaplains, past and present, for their service, dedication, commitment and care. 🌊⚓ #NavyChaplainCorpsBirthday #USNavy #NavyChaplainCorpsBirthday #USNavy | U.S. Navy

During the dedication ceremony of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Nov. 11, 1921, the Army’s first Chief of Chaplains, Colonel John T. Axton, provided the invocation, before President Warren G. Harding delivered the keynote address. The Navy’s first Chief of Chaplains, Captain John B. Frazier, provided words of comfort from scripture. Army Chaplain Morris Lazaron read a Psalm and Army Chaplain Charles Brent provided the committal at the Tomb. 100 years later, on Nov. 10, 2021, at the conclusion