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and Christian Church.

And I will definitely be talking to you more soon.

But another thing that Brent and the chaplaincy in the United States was very adamant about was that all chaplains, even if you weren't the, if you weren't the faith of that soldier, you could still minister to that soldier. So you had some sort of basic training in their beliefs. And actually, it sort of happened really organically a lot of times overseas is chaplains themselves would get together, say, a Jewish chaplain, a Roman Catholic chaplain,

and a Protestant chaplain, or a Lauderdic Saints chaplain. There were only three of those,

though, so they were more fewer and far between. But they would often get together and say, okay, well, if someone, let's say a Jewish person is dying on the battlefield, what are the

proper prayers that you say to help this person, right?

A Roman Catholic priest isn't going to give them last rights.

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