Men of God, men of war : military chaplains as ministers, warriors, and prisoners / Robert C. Doyle.

• Chaplains of Musket and Sail : The Revolution -- 1812 : Mexico, Catholicism, and the San Patricio Problem -- Civil War : A War against God -- 1898 to World War I : Change during the Wars in Between -- 1942 to 1945 : Via Dolorosa in the Pacific and the Sacrifice of the Chaplains -- 1942 to 1945 : Resistance in the Philippines -- 1942 to 1945 : Captured Chaplains in World War II Europe -- 1943 to 1946 : Chaplains and Enemy POWs -- 1950 to 1953 : Captured Chaplains in Korea -- 1959 to 1973 : Vietnam and the Cold War -- War on Terror : Conclusions and Reflections.

• "American soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines love their chaplains. Sometimes they serve as vital links to home, family, and faith; other times, the chaplain buries them after death in battle, at sea, or in a prison camp. Chaplains serve as sounding boards when life goes sour and join celebrations when life goes well. The chaplain is present for them at all times, in all places, in all circumstances. This is the story of the chaplains' mission and tradition in the American armed services, stories of individual chaplains who did their duty to God and to their country"-- 

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Military chaplains  -- United States -- History. (LCSH)

Church work with prisoners of war  -- United States -- History. (LCSH)

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