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U.S. Army
Major General William Green
Chief of Chaplains
Dismissed: April 2, 2026⚠ Key Findings
- 1 Spoke on an all-black panel aimed to "set an example for the next generation of soldiers of color."
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2
Oversaw the cancellation of all religious support contracts for Catholic Army Chapels.
- According to the Archbishop for the Military Services, he had met with Green in which he was told that the other DREs and non-Catholic staff would pick up the slack for the enlisted Catholics despite not being qualified to partake in sacramental rites.
- Staff under Green's command later recommended that Catholic enlisted should venture off base for mass and to receive sacraments as a solution.
- 3 Authored a post in which he stated: "One of the things I love about the U.S. Army Chaplain Corps is our diversity. It is our strength!"
- 4 Authored a post in which he stated: "The Strength of the United States Army Chaplain Corps is our diversity."
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Reposted a post by "The Diversity movement" celebrating ramadan.
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Liked a post celebrating a Black History Month Fireside chat.
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