Army religious affairs specialists

Target entity: Army religious affairs specialists
Context triple: [Chief of Chaplains of the Army, oversees, Army religious affairs specialists]

• A. Army chaplains
  Army chaplains are ordained religious leaders who serve within military units to provide spiritual support, counseling, and religious services to soldiers and their families.
• B. United States Army Chaplain Corps
  The United States Army Chaplain Corps is the branch of the U.S. Army responsible for providing religious support, spiritual care, and moral guidance to soldiers and their families across all components of the Army.
• C. United States military chaplaincy
  The United States military chaplaincy is the corps of ordained religious leaders who provide spiritual care, religious services, and moral guidance to members of the U.S. armed forces and their families across all branches of the military.
• D. Military Vicar of the Armed Forces of the United States
  The Military Vicar of the Armed Forces of the United States was the senior Roman Catholic prelate responsible for overseeing spiritual care and chaplaincy for Catholic members of the U.S. armed forces worldwide.
• E. Armed Forces Chaplains Board
  The Armed Forces Chaplains Board is a U.S. Department of Defense advisory body that provides guidance on religious, ethical, and moral matters affecting military personnel and chaplaincy programs across the armed services.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Army religious affairs specialists
Target entity description: Army religious affairs specialists are enlisted personnel who support the military chaplaincy by facilitating religious services, providing spiritual and moral support, and helping ensure soldiers’ free exercise of religion in garrison and deployed environments.

• A. Army chaplains
  Army chaplains are ordained religious leaders who serve within military units to provide spiritual support, counseling, and religious services to soldiers and their families.
• B. United States Army Chaplain Corps
  The United States Army Chaplain Corps is the branch of the U.S. Army responsible for providing religious support, spiritual care, and moral guidance to soldiers and their families across all components of the Army.
• C. United States military chaplaincy
  The United States military chaplaincy is the corps of ordained religious leaders who provide spiritual care, religious services, and moral guidance to members of the U.S. armed forces and their families across all branches of the military.
• D. Military Vicar of the Armed Forces of the United States
  The Military Vicar of the Armed Forces of the United States was the senior Roman Catholic prelate responsible for overseeing spiritual care and chaplaincy for Catholic members of the U.S. armed forces worldwide.
• E. Armed Forces Chaplains Board
  The Armed Forces Chaplains Board is a U.S. Department of Defense advisory body that provides guidance on religious, ethical, and moral matters affecting military personnel and chaplaincy programs across the armed services.
• F. None of above. chosen