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Croatian priest, Maj. Ivan Blazevac, provides mass

Croatian priest, Maj. Ivan Blazevac, provides mass

Croatian priest, Maj. Ivan Blazevac, provides mass for soldiers on the combat outpost during the live fire portion of the first five-day tactical religious support course and live fire exercise offered by the J... More

From left, U.S. Army chaplain assistant Sgt. Eric Seaburg,

From left, U.S. Army chaplain assistant Sgt. Eric Seaburg,

From left, U.S. Army chaplain assistant Sgt. Eric Seaburg, from 4th Squadron, 2nd Cavalry Regiment, briefs his NATO partners, Croatian Chaplain (Maj.) Ivan Blazevac and Slovakian Chaplain (2nd Lt.) Jan Magyar, ... More

Nenad Palac, Croatian chaplain in training, gives counsel

Nenad Palac, Croatian chaplain in training, gives counsel

Nenad Palac, Croatian chaplain in training, gives counsel and comfort to a wounded soldier during the live fire exercise portion of the first five-day tactical religious support course and live fire exercise of... More

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