Documentary on military Chaplians.

[Negol]

Has anyone else seen this yet? I thought it was fantastic. I had just watched a post by SoW Pete saying they were removing ranks from their uniforms to foster more openness to the service members. It made me think about this show. What fantastic heroes these men and women are.

 

[Negol]

Here's Father Kapaun's actually story. Not sure how anyone can watch this and not shed a tear.

 

[Wolkenflieger]

Has anyone else seen this yet? I thought it was fantastic. I had just watched a post by SoW Pete saying they were removing ranks from their uniforms to foster more openness to the service members. It made me think about this show. What fantastic heroes these men and women are.

*Chaplains

 

[Jon F]

Chaplain’s kid. My dad was one from ‘75-‘96. He had to do some crazy things; twice he walked by himself into the homes of GIs who had flipped out and were holding their families hostage in order to get their gun.

 

[Negol]

Chaplain’s kid. My dad was one from ‘75-‘96. He had to do some crazy things; twice he walked by himself into the homes of GIs who had flipped out and were holding their families hostage in order to get their gun.

If he's still alive thank him for us. Unsung heroes every one of them. Thank you for being a family member of a service member it's a sacrifice in it's own right. Sincerely a brat.

 

[jacrispies]

Heros indeed!! Special thank you to those who served this country, both in the past and those still with us today.

A man's heart is revealed under trial, and Mr. Kapaun chose to encourage others and bring life into a death camp, even when facing death himself.