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Army Lt. Col. Sarah Dicks, North Carolina’s Recruiting

Army Lt. Col. Sarah Dicks, North Carolina’s Recruiting

Army Lt. Col. Sarah Dicks, North Carolina’s Recruiting and Retention Brigade commander, talks to Col. David Mapitse, Botswana Defense Force chief chaplain (left), and Col. Kagiso Kgaswanyane, assistant chief of... More

Chaplain Tim Cross, 2nd Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division,

Chaplain Tim Cross, 2nd Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division,

Chaplain Tim Cross, 2nd Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division, at Fort Bragg, explains to Col. David Mapitse, Botswana Defense Force chief chaplain (looking at the cross), and Col. Kagiso Kgaswanyane, assistant chief... More

Col. David Mapitse (far left), Botswana chief chaplain,

Col. David Mapitse (far left), Botswana chief chaplain,

Col. David Mapitse (far left), Botswana chief chaplain, Army chaplain Ben Hodge, North Carolina National Guard senior command chaplain (left), Col. Kagiso Kgaswanyane, assistant chief of staff personnel from th... More

Chaplains from the North Carolina National Guard, Fort

Chaplains from the North Carolina National Guard, Fort

Chaplains from the North Carolina National Guard, Fort Bragg, and the Botswana Defense Force take a moment to pray before discussing different religions that the Army now recognizes and how chapels are built an... More

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