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Chapter 12: A Case Study
1. The Army South Chaplain Directorate requests approval for CH (CPT) John F. Richards, USAR, to conduct 12 days of training with Army South from 28 August 2016 to 8 September 2016 IOT gain familiarity and understanding of Army South missions and to complete required online training for future service in the Army South AOR. The Army South Chaplain Directorate seeks to leverage support from CH (CPT) Richards to participate with partner nations and compo 2 and 3 chaplains in shaping future cooperation during humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations and to augment Chaplain Directorate personnel during exercises including PANAMAX and Integrated Advance. CH (CPT) Richards would also provide religious support during Reintegration
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