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@d513x @FJHalle @SecWar My point is it’s the historical method? Even if they’ve been wearing rank for 22 more years now that doesn’t take away from it being the original method? It’s literally the historical way they did it?😭 Dawg I’m so confused on your point here.

@beachedwhale03 @FJHalle @SecWar 1890 so 136 years ago.. USA was founded in 1776 so 114 years prior to 1890 so they’ve worn rank longer than then they didn’t prior… your point makes no sense.

We are (still) making the Chaplain Corps Great Again.

@FJHalle @SecWar I mean, this isn’t new dude? Chaplains only started wearing rank around 1890-1900. Before that they only wore a cross. If anything this is going back to the chaplain core roots.

I cannot think of anything more demoralizing and disrespectful than forcing any commissioned officer, regardless of military operational specialty, to remove his or her lawful rank insignia from his uniform. This will only make chaplains even more sidelined than they already are.