by admin on October 4, 2013
A brave USMC Captain is calling to shrink the Chaplaincy Corps. He isn’t alone. Back in 2010, I suggested shrinking the military Chaplaincy Corps. To me, the bureaucracy in the Chaplaincy Corps had–for no discernible reason–ballooned, and far too little effort was being made to utilize existing non-military religious services. I caught hell for my […]
by Craig Hooper on June 14, 2010
With a budget squeeze looming, CNO Admiral Roughead says it’s time to ask provocative questions…Well, here’s one: Is it time to shrink the Navy Chaplain Corps? My answer? Yes. Here’s why: Too many stars for too few souls: The Chaplain Corps is top-heavy. Throughout the course of World War II, the Navy Chief of Chaplains […]