Pentagon's new Office of Religious Affairs: What to know

The U.S. Pentagon has created a new Office of Religious Affairs. According to officials, military chaplains—who serve the spiritual needs of service members, were previously positioned deep within the organizational structure and had to go through many approval layers to be effective. This new office elevates their role and gives them more direct access to leadership.

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