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60th rededication anniversary service of camp zama and 238th chaplain corps

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U.S. Army Col. Gary Hensley, left, the command chaplain

U.S. Army Col. Gary Hensley, left, the command chaplain

U.S. Army Col. Gary Hensley, left, the command chaplain of U.S. Army Japan and I Corps cuts the traditional ceremonial cake with Sgt. Maj. Dannie L. Kang during the 60th rededication anniversary service of Camp... More

Col. David Giammona, command chaplain for Installation

Col. David Giammona, command chaplain for Installation

Col. David Giammona, command chaplain for Installation management Command Pacific, talks about purpose of rededicating the chapel to the guest during the 60th rededication anniversary service of Camp Zama and 2... More

Lt. Col. Robert L. Hey, U.S. Army Japan Deputy Command

Lt. Col. Robert L. Hey, U.S. Army Japan Deputy Command

Lt. Col. Robert L. Hey, U.S. Army Japan Deputy Command chaplain, talks about history of Camp Zama chapel to the guest, during the 60th rededication anniversary service of Camp Zama and 238th Chaplain Corps at t... More

Col. David Giammona, command chaplain for Installation

Col. David Giammona, command chaplain for Installation

Col. David Giammona, command chaplain for Installation management Command Pacific, talks about purpose of rededicating the chapel to the guest during the 60th rededication anniversary service of Camp Zama and 2... More

Lt. Col. Robert L. Hey, U.S. Army Japan deputy command

Lt. Col. Robert L. Hey, U.S. Army Japan deputy command

Lt. Col. Robert L. Hey, U.S. Army Japan deputy command chaplain, talks about history of Camp Zama chapel to the guest, during the 60th rededication anniversary service of Camp Zama and 238th Chaplain Corps at t... More

Col. David Giammona, command chaplain for Installation

Col. David Giammona, command chaplain for Installation

Col. David Giammona, command chaplain for Installation Management Command Pacific, play the music "Awesome God" during the 60th rededication anniversary service of Camp Zama and 238th Chaplain Corps at the chap... More

Col. David Giammona, the command chaplain for Installation

Col. David Giammona, the command chaplain for Installation

Col. David Giammona, the command chaplain for Installation Management Command Pacific, play the music "Awesome God" during the 60th rededication anniversary service of Camp Zama and 238th Chaplain Corps at the ... More

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