United States Navy Chaplain Corps - Yearbook

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On behalf of the American public, I want to congratulate our chaplains on the fine work they are doing and the service they are per- forming. Today, as our country has joined the other United Nations in the struggle which has given us the greatest chance for lasting peace this generation has had, military chaplains are performing their services at home, on foreign shores, in ships at sea, and in the front lines of the Korean battleield. The military chaplain is a man who braves many dangers as he does his work serving God and the young men defending the nationls spiritual traditions. President HARRY S TRUMAN -iii- i

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CHAPTER 1: The Pusan Perimeter .... First Naktong ...... Second N aktong .... MAG 33 ........ 7th Fleet ............ ComNavFE ......... . . Chaplains in the Fleet .... Chaplain SOP ......... Letters of Condolence .... Mission Completed ..... . . CHAPTER 2: TABLE OF CONTENTS NORTH KOREAN AGGRESSION 27 june-2 November 1950 THE INCHON-SEOUL OPERATION 13 September-7 October 1950 Victory Over Time and Tide ...,, . . Liberation of Seoul .... Chaplain Casualties .... Combat Ministry ..... Heroic Service .,... Chaplains Aiioat .... Ships of Mercy ..... Mighty Mow ....,. . . Victory in the Grasp. . . CHAPTER 3: Wonsan to the Reservoir .... Air Wing Chaplains .... Chinese Intervention. . . Thanksgiving Day, 1950 Crisis at Yudam-ni ..... The Bitter Withdrawal. First Stage ..........., Psalms at Hagaru ...... Greater Love Hath No COMMUNIST CHINESE AGGRESSION 3 November 1950-24 January 1951 aI1,.. M ...totheSea .... ..... . .. Shores of Tripoli . . . Wall of Fire .....,. TV.- Page 5 5 8 9 10 10 11 12 13 14 15 15 19 19 21 23 25 26 27 33 34 35 36 38 39 40 41 42 42 44 44