File:US Army 52785 Chaplain Provides Guidance in Time of Need.jpg

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English: Maj. Michael King, chaplain, pushes the envelope of his strawberry soda float making skills while Maj. Townsend and Staff Sgt. Caroline Keller watch in awe at the 17th Fires Brigade chaplain-sponsored event, Thunderbolt Floats, Oct 1. "Because stresses and anxieties are elevated to a much higher level with Soldiers being away from their normal source of comfort, and as chaplains it's our responsibility to provide that source of comfort," said King.
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