61. Homeschoolers And The United States Military Academy United States military Academy Admissions Field Force for washington State . by the Federal Way School District of washington State and the Evergreen http://www.west-point.org/academy/malo-wa/educators/HomeSchool.html

Homeschoolers and the United States Military Academy David R. Graham Homeschoolers and the United States Military Academy are a perfect fit . Let me tell you about it. First of all, numerous Army families stationed at West Point homeschool their own children. See also this . Many Graduates of the United States Military Academy homeschool their children. Secondly, Mary and I are long-time Washington State homeschooling parents. We participated and contributed locally and nationally through the development and expansion stages of the movement. One of our homeschooled children is a Mountaineer and Diesel Technician and two are Cadets at the United States Military Academy (USMA, also known as West Point). One of our homeschooled children graduated at USMA 2 June 2001 as a Second Lieutenant of Infantry, United States Army. He will be stationed at Fort Lewis after Officer Basic, Airborne and Ranger Schools. He wears Air Assault, German Combat Infantry and Special Forces Combat Diver Badges and has leadership training as a Cadet Officer in the United States Corps of Cadets and as an Acting-Second Lieutenant in a Military Intelligence unit. Another of our homeschooled children is now (Fall 2001) in her second year as a member of the United States Corps of Cadets.

62. Public Military Academy Brings Clash Of Cultures NANCY TREJOS / Washington Post In 2005, the entire campus becomes a military high school, and the Army s Surrounded by tough neighborhoods near Southeast washington, Forestville has http://www.mindfully.org/Reform/2002/Military-Academy-Clash22dec02.htm

Public Military Academy Brings Clash of Cultures NANCY TREJOS / Washington Post 22dec02 For Pr. George's Teens, New Marching Orders Troubled High School's Transformation Into Public Military Academy Brings Clash of Cultures Christopher Woody insists that Forestville Military Academy hasn't done him any good, that he shouldn't have to put up with teachers who scream at him like he's a soldier, that his mother's raising him just fine without the Army's help. He has spent the past four months the entire first quarter of ninth grade fighting change with the fierce determination that the school wants him to apply to his conduct and his studies. But whether he will ever credit Forestville, the Christopher who first roamed its halls in August wearing baggy jeans and shoulder-length cornrows is not the same 14-year-old who today knows how to march, dresses for school in a uniform and responds to teachers in Army speak, barking "hooah" and "yes, sir." Christopher is part of an experiment in public education, an attempt to impose military discipline onto a struggling campus that was known as Forestville High School until this year. A growing number of U.S. school systems, including those in Chicago and Oakland, have turned to the military to play a larger role in teaching teenagers in the hope that rigid structure and a no-nonsense approach can lead to academic success. "I was getting desperate," Christopher's mother, Linda Woody, said of her decision to send him to the academy. "I felt like, I know this child is bright, I know he's creative. He's not dull. We can expect more from him."

63. UW Army ROTC: Home Of Kinnear Husky Battalion UNIVERSITY OF washington. DEPARTMENT OF military SCIENCE Research/SystemsAnalysis military Application Course, Combined Arms and Services Staff School. http://depts.washington.edu/armyrotc/

KINNEAR HUSKY BATTALION ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE Phone: (206) 543-9010, E-mail: curetong@u.washington.edu University of Washington Seattle Pacific University Northwest University DeVry ... Seahawks vs. Cowboys Joint Color Guard Photos 07 DEC 2004 PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS ABOUT KHB CADET RESOURCES CADET ACTIVITIES / CLUBS Scholarship Opportunities KHB HISTORY Register for Military Science UW AROTC Ranger Challenge ... Tenant University Students Directions to Clark Hall Academic Planning WS CC 104R Society of American Military Engineers Meet the Cadre ... Photo Database Alumni Webpage Uniform Quick Guide FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ) UW AROTC KINNEAR HUSKY BATTALION HISTORY Army ROTC at the University of Washington has a long and illustrious history. On January 24th, 1862, the Territorial Legislature of Washington specified that one of the University of Washington's four original institutional departments would be dedicated to the study of military science. Although the creation of a Military Department was mandated at the opening of the Civil War, it was not until the late 1870s that plans were developed. Finally, in 1882, the University President established a Military Department and in 1884, an active program was in place. The Kinnear Husky Battalion takes it name from Cadet Captain C.A. Kinnear. Cadet Captain Kinnear led a group of University of Washington cadets during an operation to assist the Seattle authorities in quelling the City Riots of 1886. For their assistance to local authorities, General John Gibbon presented the Battalion with a silk 38-star American flag. This flag is still on display on the ground floor of Clark Hall, outside the Military Science Department's offices.

64. UW Army ROTC :: Kinnear Husky Battalion :: Scholarships UNIVERSITY OF washington. DEPARTMENT OF military SCIENCE University ofwashington School Nursing, visit http//www.son.washington.edu/. http://depts.washington.edu/armyrotc/Scholarship.htm

KINNEAR HUSKY BATTALION ARMY RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY SCIENCE Phone: (206) 543-9010, E-mail: curetong@u.washington.edu UW ARMY ROTC SCHOLARSHIPS ACTIVE DUTY SCHOLARSHIPS RESERVE SCHOLARSHIPS PROGRAMS SCHOLARSHIP QUALIFICATION The 4-Year Scholarship The Guaranteed Reserve Forces Duty Scholarship Simultaneous Membership Program General Eligibility The 3-Year Scholarship The Green to Gold Program Selection Criteria ... Commitment Information Army ROTC offers several different types of scholarships. Please select the scholarship you are interested in THE FOUR YEAR SCHOLARSHIP The 4-year scholarship is intended for those students who have four years of undergraduate education remaining before graduation. The scholarship covers tuition (up to $20,000/yr ) and provides $900/yr for supplies and a minimum of per school year in spending money. Typically, students will begin the application process for the 4-year scholarship in the summer before their senior year in high school; however, scholarship packets are accepted through November 15th. These scholarships are highly competitive and applicants who are accepted generally have cumulative GPA’s greater than 3.5 and are involved in multiple extra-curricular activities both in school and outside of school. If you are interested in learning more about or applying for a 4-year Army ROTC scholarship, please visit the following website:

65. TABS The Association Of Boarding Schools - Information And Resources Information and resources on over 300 boarding schools in the US and abroad. washington, DC 20007 Phone (202) 9658982 Fax (202) 965-8988 http://www.schools.com/

2005 TABS Conference Nov. 30 - Dec. 4, 2005 Chicago, Illinois Find Information About Accredited College-Prep Boarding Schools Learn about academic programs, sports, arts, and activities at college-prep boarding schools throughout the United States, Canada, and abroad. Use our School Finder below to find schools that offer the right programs for your interests and needs. FIND A SCHOOL By Name: Academie Ste. Cecile International School, ON Canada Academy of the Sacred Heart, LA Admiral Farragut Academy, FL Albert College, ON Canada American Boychoir School, NJ American International School - Salzburg, Austria American Overseas School of Rome, Italy The Andrews School, OH Annie Wright School, WA Appleby College, ON Canada Army and Navy Academy, CA Ashbury College, ON Canada Asheville School, NC The Athenian School, CA Athol Murray College of Notre Dame, SK Canada Avon Old Farms School, CT Balmoral Hall School, MB Canada Baylor School, TN

66. NARA - Locations Nationwide - Affiliated Archives (Part of Record Group 404, Records of the United States military Academy) washington, DC 200137127 HABS/HAER Website includes a database searchable http://www.archives.gov/locations/affiliated-archives.html

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67. Map Collection Naval Post Graduate School and Dudley Knox Library Banner military Districtof washington Regional Map. US Army military District of washington http://library.nps.navy.mil/home/mapcollection.htm

NPS Home Library BOSUN Databases ... Web Tools Ask a Librarian Map Collection Maps on the Web Military Maps Regions of Conflict Digital Data and Tools ... Thematic Dudley Knox Library's Map Collection is located on the first floor. The collection supports and enhances the research and scholarship of the School curriculums by providing visual and geographic coordination of data. This collection contains selected single sheet and portfolio maps available from federal depository, military ( National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency formerly National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA), which succeeded Defense Mapping Agency (DMA) ], and commercial sources. Although consisting of mostly current material, some older resources are retained for historical research, focusing primarily on military history and NSA studies. Material is acquired in support of the curriculum and degree programs of the school. Emphasis is placed on acquiring international materials and resources in significant military arenas. Our maps do circulate to on-campus users. We can also order maps for our patrons, but this does take time so please start early. Restricted/Classified Materials (RRS): A complementary collection of material is available in Restricted Resources.

68. Washington's Military Intervention Deepens - In The Philippines washington s military intervention deepens in the Philippines In a March2003 speech at the Philippine military Academy, she rallied graduates to http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Asia/Intervention_Philippines.html

Washington's military intervention deepens - in the Philippines by Eduardo R.C. Capulong International Socialist Review, May-June 2003 The Philippines and the United States resumed joint combat operations in mid-April, renewing their ~ "Balikatan 03-1" (shoulder-to-shoulder) offensive against Muslim rebels in the southern region of Mindanao. Unlike last year's "exercises," which were confined-at least formally'-to Mindanao and lasted six months (see ISR 22, March-April 2002), U.S. and Philippine officials now say that Balikatan 03-1 will be open-ended. Operations will include points north, and target not only the kidnap-for-ransom group Abu Sayyaf, but also the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) and Maoist New People's Army (NPA). Balikatan 03-1 will encompass "many places," said President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, among them the southern Sulu and Mindanao islands, middle Visayas region, and northern provinces of Cavite, Quezon, Nueva Ecija, Tarlac and Pampanga. Backed by $100 million in U.S. military aid, it will involve as many as 2,000 U.S. soldiers and thousands of Filipino troops. The resumption of joint operations comes amid a sharp escalation of hostilities between government and rebel forces, particularly in the south. Already reeling from decades of war, the Philippine military staged another major offensive in February in Mindanao against the MILF. Torpedoing peace negotiations that were underway, government forces attacked MILF bases in the resource-rich Liguasan Marsh. Thus far, the operations have killed more than 200 and displaced 200,000 people.

69. The United States Army In Asia: Legacies Of The Past, Present Challenges And Pro Mr. Brown attended graduate school at the John F. Kennedy School of Government The washington Quarterly, military Review, and many other publications. http://www.eisenhowerseries.com/05_05/bios.html

2005 Series Events Oct. 26, 2004 Developing New International Relationships for Global Stability Nov. 9-10, 2004 Repairing U.S.-European Relations Nov. 15-16, 2004 Unified Quest 2005: National Security Seminar Nov. 18-19, 2004 Third Annual Transformation Seminar March 31, 2005 The U.S. Army in Asia: Legacies of the Past, Present Challenges and Prospects for the Future April 4-5, 2005 Assessing the Role of Stability Police Units: Doctrinal Implications of the Riots in Kosovo April 12-14, 2005 The 16th Annual Strategy Conference May 12, 2005 Improving the Interagency Process to Face 21st Century Security Challenges June 2, 2005 The U.S. Defense Industrial Base: National Security Implications of a Globalized World June 2-4, 2005 Special Operations Forces and the War on Terror Sept. 27-28, 2005 2005 Eisenhower National Security Conference Resources History of Dwight D. Eisenhower Headline Archive Contact Us D-Day 60th Anniversary ... United States Army Home Page The United States Army in Asia: Legacies of the Past, Present Challenges and Prospects for the Future Speaker Biographies: Reginald J. Brown

70. RESUME OF SERVICE CAREER Of GEORGE ALFRED JOULWAN, General military schools ATTENDED The Infantry School, Basic Course The Armor School,Advanced Course United States Army Command and General Staff College http://www.dtic.mil/bosnia/bios/joulwan.html

RESUME OF SERVICE CAREER of GEORGE ALFRED JOULWAN, General DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH 16 November 1939, Pottsville, Pennsylvania YEARS OF ACTIVE COMMISSIONED SERVICE Over 33 PRESENT ASSIGNMENT Supreme Allied Commander, Europe, Supreme Headquarters, Allied Powers Europe/Commander in Chief, United States European Command, Belgium, APO AE 09705, since October 1993 MILITARY SCHOOLS ATTENDED The Infantry School, Basic Course The Armor School, Advanced Course United States Army Command and General Staff College United States Army War College EDUCATIONAL DEGREES United States Military Academy - BS Degree - No Major Loyola University - MA Degree - Political Science FOREIGN LANGUAGE(S) German MAJOR DUTY ASSIGNMENTS FROM TO ASSIGNMENT Aug 61 Jan 62 Student, Infantry Officer Basic Course and Ranger Course, Fort Benning, Georgia Mar 62 May 63 Platoon Leader, later Executive Officer, Company D, 1st Battle Group, 30th Infantry, 3d Infantry Division, United States Army Europe, Germany May 63 un 64 Commander, Company A, 1st Battalion, 30th Infantry, 3d Infantry Division, United States Army Europe, Germany

71. CHICAGO MILITARY ACADEMY BRINGS HOPE TO A NEIGHBORHOOD (washington, DC, October 18, 2000) The Chicago neighborhood of Bronzeville The school is the first military academy in Chicago s public school system. http://www.nationaltrust.org/news/docs/20001018_award_chicagomilitary.html

Press Room Press Releases Speeches Images ... Site Resources Join Help The Trust in Your State Site Map Contact Us Home Press Release CHICAGO MILITARY ACADEMY BRINGS HOPE TO A NEIGHBORHOOD Restoration of Historic African-American Armory Wins National Preservation Honor Award (Washington, D.C., October 18, 2000) - The Chicago neighborhood of Bronzeville could have been just another story of urban blight and decline. But this African-American district chose hope over apathy and rallied around its most cherished landmark, the crumbling Eighth Regiment Armory. The Armory Before Restoration The 1914 building, headquarters for the African-American "Fighting Eighth," which fought in the 1916 border conflicts with Mexico, was the first U.S. Armory built for a regiment trained and commanded entirely by African Americans. After being decommissioned in the 1950s and standing vacant for almost 50 years, it has been transformed into a public military academy and an anchor for the district's rebirth. Today the academy houses an 800-seat auditorium, a drill hall, gun range, 20 classrooms, two libraries, and the nation's first museum of African-American military achievement. The school is the first military academy in Chicago's public school system. The National Trust today announced it will recognize the project with a 2000 National Preservation Honor Award. National Trust President Richard Moe will present the award on Thursday, Nov. 2, during the National Trust's National Preservation Conference in Los Angeles.

72. The Leading Military School / Boarding School For Boys - Fork Union Military Aca boys military school / boarding school for grades 612 postgraduates. Driving Directions to Fork Union military Academy. Richmond washington http://www.forkunion.com/AboutFUMA/DirectionsToForkUnionMilitaryAcademy.html

Why Choose Military School? For Parents Photos School Calendar ... Driving Directions Quick Links About Us FUMA History Our Successful Military School Tradition Christian Values ... Employment Opportunities Driving Directions to Fork Union Military Academy Richmond Washington, NY, Philadelphia Central NC Western VA FROM THE RICHMOND AREA Fork Union Military Academy is 48 miles west of Richmond on Rt. 6 (Patterson Avenue) Take I-64 West to Exit 167 (Goochland/Oilville exit). Turn left off of exit ramp and go approximately 1/2 mile to US 250. Turn right onto Rt. 250 West; take 250 West about 3/4 mile to Rt. 632. Turn left onto Rt. 632. Take Rt. 632 for 5 miles, then turn left onto Rt. 522. Follow Rt. 522 until it ends at Rt. 6, then turn right onto Rt. 6; FUMA is 25 miles west on Rt. 6 in the center of the village of Fork Union. FROM WASHINGTON, NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AREAS Take I-95 South to Fredericksburg, VA. From Fredericksburg, take Rt. 3 West for approximately 15 miles to Rt. 20. Turn left onto Rt. 20 and travel 22 miles to Orange, VA.

73. SOA Watch Join SOA Watch and tens of thousands in washington, DC! Witnesses identifiedthe killers as members of the Colombian military, and peace community http://www.soaw.org/

Regional Reports Articles SOA Watch Staff SOA Watch Council ... Vigília en noviembre de 2005 Updates Colombia CAFTA September Actions Prison Updates Prison Updates November Organizing Intern at SOA Watch Urgent Action: Ask your Senators to Sign Colombia Human Rights Letter Time is up for Plan Colombia. Act now! ... New Threat of SOA Intervention in Bolivia In the News She wants it to stop La bronca, con el gobierno de Bush, no con el "pueblo hermano" de EU: Hugo Chávez Maryknoll sister freed from prison Bourgeois receives peace award ... Father loves soldier-son, but hates war Press Releases Maryknoll Sister Released from Prison - 9/14/05 U.S. Priest Awarded Prestigious German Peace Prize - 9/1/05 Human Rights Advocates Report to Federal Prisons Today - 3/15/05 Rally at Justice Department to Oppose Gonzalez, SOA/ WHINSEC - 2/22/05 ... Students, Steelworker, Farmer, Retiree Sentenced to Federal Prison - 1/24/05 Converge on Fort Benning: Nov. 18-20 On November 18-20, 2005 we will gather at Fort Benning, Georgia

74. Online Bibliography Of Military Leadership -- U washington, 1972. United States Army military Police School. Leadership; lessonplans. Fort Gordon, Georgia, 1970. United States Army Research Institute http://www.west.asu.edu/vanfleet/milbib/milbibu.htm

O NLINE B IBLIOGRAPHY OF M ILITARY L EADERSHIP - U - Uhlaner, J.E. "Management leadership in system management beds." Arlington, Virginia: Army Research Institute for the Behavioral and Social Sciences, 1975 (technical report S-3). Ulosevich, Steven and others. "Higher-Order Factors in Structure-of-Intellect (SOI) Aptitude Tests Hypothesized To Portray Constructs of LeadershipMilitary Leadership: A Re-Analysis of an SOI Data Base." Educational and Psychological Measurement Umstot, D.D. "Organization development technology and the military: a surprising merger?" Academy of Management Review "Understanding today's young executive." Nation's Business Underwood, G.V. Jr. "Principles and practices of leadership." Asia-Pacific Defense Forum Underwood, G.V. Jr. "The profession of arms and national security." Air Defense Magazine Ungerson, B. "Personal growth." Bankers Magazine Unified Action Armed Forces . Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1959. United States Adjutant-General's Office, Military Information Division. Sources of Information on Military Professional Subjects, A Classified List of Books and Publications

75. The Establishment Of The United States Military Academy When George washington first proposed the establishment of an American military after washington’s first proposal, the United States military Academy at http://militaryhistory.about.com/b/a/072757.htm

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76. DefenseLINK News: Magazine Honors Military Academy Hispanic Women washington, Sept. 15, 2004 – Four HispanicAmerican women in the Class of 2005 When we think about role models like our Latina military academy cadets http://www.defenselink.mil/news/Sep2004/n09152004_2004091505.html

Sep. 27, 2005 War on Terror Transformation News Products Press Resources ... Contact Us Magazine Honors Military Academy Hispanic Women By Rudi Williams American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Sept. 15, 2004 – Four Hispanic-American women in the Class of 2005 at the military academies were lauded as emerging leaders from the Latina community during an awards luncheon here Sept 8. Robert E. Bard, president and chief executive officer of Latina Style magazine, said the four Hispanic women students who are graduating from the military academies in the Class of 2005 "are shining example of the upcoming leadership that's emerging from (the Hispanic-American) community." Bard's remarks came during a Defense Department and Latina Style luncheon in Washington on Sept. 8. Photo by Rudi Williams (Click photo for screen- resolution image); high-resolution image available. The Defense Department-hosted event kicked off DoD's celebration of Hispanic American Heritage Month, which begins today through Oct. 15. The luncheon was in conjunction with the First National Latina Symposium, a two-day conference featuring roundtable and panel discussions about important issues identified by professional Hispanic women. Honored students were Cadet 1st Class Jessica C. Tomazic, U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y.; Midshipman 1st Class Maia Molina-Schaefer, U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md.; Cadet 1st Class Cindy Nieves, U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colo.; and Cadet 1st Class Lily Zepeda, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, New London, Conn.

77. Military Service Academy Nominations - U.S. Senator Patty Murray - Washington St US military Academy (West Point, NY). US Merchant Marine Academy (Kings Point, NY).How To Apply Seattle, washington 98174 ATTN Ms. Muriel Gibson http://murray.senate.gov/academy/index.cfm

Skip to Page Content Select an Issue Aerospace Agriculture Asbestos Coast Guard Coeur D'Alene Basin Defense Domestic Violence Economy Education Emergency Preparedness Energy Environment Guard and Reserves Hanford Cleanup Hanford Reach Head Start Health Care Homeland Security Iraq Justice/Crime Labor Latino Issues Medicare Medical Malpractice 100 Tankers PASS Act Pipeline Safety Port Security Prescription Drugs Rural Health Rural Telecom Social Security Telehealth Trade Transportation Tribal Issues Veterans Wilderness Washington Wine Women's Issues Military Service Academy Nominations The United States service academies provide an outstanding opportunity for motivated young people to receive a fine education while gaining the skills necessary to serve their country as professional officers. Senator Murray will consider nominations to the: US Air Force Academy (Colorado Springs, CO) US Naval Academy (Annapolis, MD) US Military Academy (West Point, NY) US Merchant Marine Academy (Kings Point, NY) How To Apply Applicants should begin applying in the spring of their junior year of high school and must complete the following three steps: Step 1 - Contact Academy(s), Time Frame: Junior year of High School, Spring

78. U.S. Senator Patty Murray - Murray Introduces Amendments To Aid Schools, Student Legislation will help schools handle sudden changes in enrollment, As washington smilitary bases gain and lose personnel due to deployments and the http://murray.senate.gov/news.cfm?id=241436

79. Gesswhoto.com - A History Of Hill Military Academy, Portland, Oregon First, Cadet James M. Harper of Pasco, washington, in rescuing a fellow Cadet from a Being an Honor School, Hill military Academy has the privilege of http://gesswhoto.com/hill-academy.html

HILL MILITARY ACADEMY Compiled by Mary Farrand Robson, under direction of President Joseph A. Hill. [From Hill Military Academy Directory Un-dated] Engraving Left: Bishop Scott Academy High on the side of Rocky Butte, lies Hill Military Academy, occupying 150 acres of wooded hill-side. From its Campus a gorgeous view of the Columbia River valley, far below, unfolds its beauty; Oregon's three great Mountain Peaks, Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, and Mt. St. Helens, are seen; also the majestic Columbia and Willamette Rivers, rolling onward to the Sea! It is a beautiful Campus! Crowning the Butte is the Joseph Wood Hill Memorial Park, honoring Dr. J. W. Hill, one of Oregon's most beloved Educators, and father of President James Adams Hill, and Vice-President Benjamin Wood Hill, of Hill Military Academy; at the base of the Butte is the Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children; and the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Sorrows, sponsored by the Order of Servite Fathers, also lies on the Butte. "This school was later moved to Milwaukie, then to Oswego and finally to Portland, in 1870, and its name changed to Bishop Scott Grammar and Divinity School in honor of the first Episcopal Bishop of Oregon Territory, and was under the direction of the Right Reverend B. Wistar Morris. There followed an eight-year period of varying vacissitudes, and a bad fire in 1877.

80. Washington: Military Chaplains Sue Over 'Project Life' Ban - Christianity Today washington military Chaplains Sue Over Project Life Ban Screenflex SundaySchool Dividers Fuller Theological Seminary Dallas Theological Seminary http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/6te/6te074.html

Site Search: Home CT Mag Church/Ministry Bible/Life ... Help Member Login Password Not a member? Join now Search: Christianity Today Hot Issues World Report Weblog ... Columns Member Services My Account Contact Us Related Sites ChristianityToday.com Christian Sites Church Sites Sermon Illustrations FREE ARTICLE PREVIEW ARTICLE TOOLS Find similar articles Toggle highlighting Washington: Military Chaplains Sue Over 'Project Life' Ban by Kim A. Lawton in Washington, D.C. Government-financed chaplains have been a long-standing fixture in the U.S. armed forces, despite the arguments of those who claim the practice amounts to unconstitutional government support of religion. This enduring relationship faces a new challenge as a result of support for the pro-life movement among military chaplains. At the center of the controversy are new military guidelines instructing chaplains to "actively avoid" political advocacy. The guidelines were issued in June after Roman Catholic chaplains urged parishioners to participate in the national "Project Life Postcard Campaign," which was cosponsored by the National Conference of Catholic Bishops. In the campaign, Catholics were encouraged to write postcards to their members of Congress expressing support for a legislative ban on the late-term partial-birth abortion procedure. President Clinton ultimately vetoed the ban (CT, Nov. 11, 1996, p. 94). LOBBYING BAN INVOKED: Military officials determined that the Catholic postcard campaign violated laws prohibiting government employees from lobbying for legislation.

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