The Men of the Khaki Cloth: U.S. Army Chaplain and Soldier Gear in WWII Anne de Marcken Such a sight must be

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The Men of the Khaki Cloth: U.S. Army Chaplain and Soldier Gear in WWII Anne de Marcken Such a sight must beThe US Army Chaplain Corps served with distinction during WWII. Chaplains numbered 8,896 by the end of WWII with 186 perishing in combat, a commissioned officer casualty ratio only led by Infantry platoon leaders and combat aircrew. This study provides the basic information of the WWII chaplain: selection, training, tasks, uniforms, and equipment. It also reviews many individual soldier ecclesiastic items like bibles, rosaries and other gear. These