Soldiers of a Different Cloth : Notre Dame Chaplains in World War II

Military chaplains World War, 1939-1945 Electronic books.
University of Notre Dame Press
2018
EISBN 026810395X
"Our first baptism of blood": war opens in the Philippines.
"The chaplain is the servant of God for all": chaplains in war training.
"Surely war is a dirty game": the chaplains go to war.
Chaplains at the battlefront: Jnuary 1943 to December 1944.
"I never expected to come out of the Philippines alive": chaplains in the Pacific, 1943.
"Daily was I shelled, nightly was I bombed": Father Barry from Sicily to Rome.
"Face to face with the realism, the tragedy, and the horror of the war": Father Sampson at D-Day.
"Our chaplains are becoming more scattered every week": chaplains in the Pacific, 1944.
Hope Mr. Hitler goes underground before winter": chaplains in Europe to the end of 1944.
Onward to victory: January 1945 to present.
"I had the devil scared out of me many a time": closing in on Japan.
"Facing the insanity of Himmler's madmen": onward to victory in Europe.
"You could have heard my cheer in Niles": onward to victory in the Pacific.
"I have seen my share of blood, death, mud, hunger and cold": home.
"The chaplain is the servant of God for all": chaplains in war training.
"Surely war is a dirty game": the chaplains go to war.
Chaplains at the battlefront: Jnuary 1943 to December 1944.
"I never expected to come out of the Philippines alive": chaplains in the Pacific, 1943.
"Daily was I shelled, nightly was I bombed": Father Barry from Sicily to Rome.
"Face to face with the realism, the tragedy, and the horror of the war": Father Sampson at D-Day.
"Our chaplains are becoming more scattered every week": chaplains in the Pacific, 1944.
Hope Mr. Hitler goes underground before winter": chaplains in Europe to the end of 1944.
Onward to victory: January 1945 to present.
"I had the devil scared out of me many a time": closing in on Japan.
"Facing the insanity of Himmler's madmen": onward to victory in Europe.
"You could have heard my cheer in Niles": onward to victory in the Pacific.
"I have seen my share of blood, death, mud, hunger and cold": home.
