Jewish Museum in Philadelphia Honors Fallen Jewish US Military Chaplains
(The top of the plaque reads, “Dedicated to the Jewish chaplains who have served our country in the United States Armed Forces. May the memory of those who perished while in service be a blessing.”
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - The National Museum of American Jewish History honored 14 fallen Jewish US military chaplains during a commemorative program today and unveiled a special plaque honoring their service.
The chaplains served their country in World War II, in Cold War conflicts, and during the Vietnam era.
Today, Jewish war veterans and their families gathered for the occasion and to view the memorial plaque, which will be placed later this month on Chaplain’s Hill at Arlington National Cemetery.
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