Chaplain Corps
U.S. Army Chaplain Corps (DACH)
U.S. Army Chaplain Corps (DACH)
Soldier's unwavering support leads to top position in volunteer organization August 14, 2018 
Danger is Always Present: Weapons handling safety a priority on and off duty August 13, 2018 
Victory Prayer Luncheon unites Warrior Soldiers August 13, 2018 
Resiliency through art programs help youth, adults express feelings without talking August 10, 2018 
Sustainability is Supporting the Army Vision for Decades to Come August 1, 2018 
Fort Riley celebrates chaplaincy's 243 year-old legacy August 1, 2018 
Staying resilient: Behavioral health team helps Soldiers stay mentally fit July 31, 2018 
Soldier goes from Special Forces to medical school with help from Army scholarship July 31, 2018 
Chaplain (Lt. Col.) Robert Miller: Heeding the Call...Deep calls to Deep July 27, 2018 The mission of the U.S. Army Chaplains Corps is to provide religious support to America's Army. Chaplains advise commanders to ensure the 'free exercise' rights for all Soldiers are upheld - including those who hold no faith.Chaplains perform religious support activities according to their faith and conscience and provide religious support of other faith groups by coordinating with another chaplain or qualified individual to perform the support needed. At the unit level, a chaplain and Religious Affairs Specialist Non Commissioned Officer form a Unit Ministry Team, or UMT, and are embedded throughout all three components of the Army -- Active, Guard and Reserve.
Chief of Chaplains Maj. Gen. Paul K. Hurley 
Deputy Chief of Chaplains Brig. Gen. Thomas Solhjem 
Regimental Sergeant Major RSGM Ralph Martinez 
Deputy Chief of Chaplains - USAR Brig. Gen. Robert Pleczkowski 
Deputy Chief of Chaplains - ARNG Brig. Gen. Kenneth Brandt