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A couple listens as a chaplain instructs during the

A couple listens as a chaplain instructs during the

A couple listens as a chaplain instructs during the semi-annual Chaplain’s Religious Enrichment Development Operation Marriage Enrichment Retreat in New Bern, Feb. 5-6. More than 30 couples attended the retreat... More

A chaplain instructs couples during the semi-annual

A chaplain instructs couples during the semi-annual

A chaplain instructs couples during the semi-annual Chaplain’s Religious Enrichment Development Operation Marriage Enrichment Retreat in New Bern, Feb. 5-6. More than 30 couples attended the retreat and partici... More

Sgt. Dillon Daniels and his wife, Sgt. Krystal Daniels

Sgt. Dillon Daniels and his wife, Sgt. Krystal Daniels

Sgt. Dillon Daniels and his wife, Sgt. Krystal Daniels discuss an activity during the semi-annual Chaplain’s Religious Enrichment Development Operation Marriage Enrichment Retreat in New Bern, Feb. 5-6. More th... More

Couples listens as a chaplain instructs during the

Couples listens as a chaplain instructs during the

Couples listens as a chaplain instructs during the semi-annual Chaplain’s Religious Enrichment Development Operation Marriage Enrichment Retreat in New Bern, Feb. 5-6. More than 30 couples attended the retreat ... More

Corporal Nick Nelson and his wife, Sgt. Alice Nelson,

Corporal Nick Nelson and his wife, Sgt. Alice Nelson,

Corporal Nick Nelson and his wife, Sgt. Alice Nelson, review a personal inventory during the semi-annual Chaplain’s Religious Enrichment Development Operation Marriage Enrichment Retreat in New Bern, Feb. 5-6. ... More

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