Confronted with the moral complexities of their duties in Vietnam, chaplains often found that one religious value conflicted with another. Military chaplains know they must be moral examples to the troops or lose their credibility as clergy. They also know they must be able relate to those troops—on the base and on the battlefield—or lose …
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