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Nearly 300 allegations of extremism in the military ranks reported by Pentagon this year despite failure to standardize complaint procedures
WASHINGTON — The military branches reported nearly 300 allegations of extremism among troops between Jan. 1 and Sept. 30, though the Pentagon has yet to establish congressionally mandated reporting and tracking standards, according to a Defense Department inspector general report released Thursday. -
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FY-22 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING COURSE FOR CHAPLAINS AND RELIGIOUS PROGRAM SPECIALISTS
UNCLASSIFIED// ROUTINE R 021632Z DEC 21 MID600051256693U FM CNO WASHINGTON DC TO NAVADMIN INFO CNO WASHINGTON DC BT UNCLAS NAVADMIN 275/21 PASS TO OFFICE CODES: FM CNO WASHINGTON DC//N1// INFO CNO WASHINGTON DC//N1// MSGID/GENADMIN/CNO WASHINGTON DC/N1/OCT// SUBJ/FY-22 PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING COURSE FOR CHAPLAINS AND RELIGIOUS PROGRAM SPECIALISTS// REF/A/DOC/SECNAV/11MAR19// REF/B/DOC/NAVEDTRA/16MAR10// REF/C/DOC/CNO/5JAN16// REF/D/DOC/CNO/6APR18// REF/E/OPNAV/25APR12// REF/F/MCO/4JUN12// REF/G/COMDINST/9MAR12// NARR/REF A IS SECNAVINST 1730.7E, RELIGIOUS MINISTRY WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY. REF B IS NAVEDTRA 135C, NAVY SCHOOL MANAGEMENT MANUAL. REF C IS A DESIGN FOR MAINTAINING MARITIME SUPERIORITY, VERSION 2.0, DECEMBER 2018. REF D IS NAVY LEADER DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK, VERSION 3.0, MAY 2019. REF E IS OPNAVINST 1730.1E, RELIGIOUS MINISTRY IN THE NAVY. REF F IS MCO 1730.6E, RELIGIOUS MINISTRY IN THE MARINE CORPS. REF G IS COMDTINST 1730.4C, RELIGIOUS MINISTRIES WITHIN THE COAST GUARD. RMKS/1. Reference (a) designates the Chief of Chaplains as program sponsor for the professional development of Chaplain Corps (CHC) officers and Religious Program Specialists (RP). The Chief of Chaplains conducts annual short-course training for CHC officers and RPs to sharpen the unique capabilities and competencies chaplains and RPs bring to the institution and to inspire excellence in delivering religious ministry. This NAVADMIN establishes the FY-22 Professional Development Training. This training consists of a total of four days; is required for all chaplains and RPs barring operational commitments; and provides continuing education units, which may be required to maintain religious organization credentials. 2. The Professional Development Training Workshop (PDTW), conducted the first day, focuses on Professional Naval Chaplaincy. 3. The Professional Development Training Course (PDTC), conducted the following three days, will address Building Spiritual Readiness. The PDTC will train and inspire chaplains and RPs to develop and enhance programs that build the spiritual readiness of warriors and their commands and will provide Religious Ministry Teams (RMTs) with a common lexicon and terminology related to spirituality. 4. The FY22 PDTC objectives are to: (a) Discuss and critically evaluate spirituality from a mental health perspective; (b) Discuss and critically evaluate spirituality from a Stoic philosophy perspective; (c) Discuss and critically evaluate spirituality from a religious perspective; (d) Describe, define, and distinguish religion, spirituality, and spiritual readiness; (e) Develop a common lexicon for spiritual readiness; (f) Develop skills in RMTs to enable service members to develop spiritual readiness; and (g) Develop skills in RMTs to integrate spiritual readiness within their command life-cycles. 5. DATES AND LOCATIONS. The FY-22 PDTW and PDTC will be offered on these dates at the following locations: CONUS LOCATIONS DATELOCATION 10-13 JanNAS Jacksonville, FL 24-27 JanNB San Diego, CA #1 07-10 FebMCB Camp Lejeune, NC 14-17 FebJEB Little Creek FS, VA 04-07 AprNB San Diego, CA #2 (VIRTUAL) 25-28 AprNB Kitsap, WA 16-19 MayNS Norfolk, VA 23-26 MayNAS Pensacola, FL 27-30 JunMCB Camp Pendleton, CA OCONUS LOCATIONS DATELOCATION 07-10 MarMCBH Kaneohe Bay, HI 21-24 MarNAVSUPPACT Naples, Italy (VIRTUAL) 06-09 JunYokosuka/Okinawa, Japan (VIRTUAL) 6. TRAVEL. Commands are authorized to provide funding in support of religious ministries within the command to include funding chaplains and RPs to attend annual PDTW/PDTC according to references (e) through (g). Participants are encouraged to attend the training being held in their local areas where possible. 7. REGISTRATION. Chaplains and RPs are required to attend all four days of training and must register for both the PDTW (CIN: A-5G-0005) (CDP: 19MG) andthe PDTC (CIN: P-5G-1303) (CDP: 19MF) through the enterprise Naval TrainingReservation System (eNTRS) via self-registration or the Service Member's command training officer. Training dates and locations are accessible via the Catalogue of Navy Training Courses (CANTRAC). Prospective students must submit a current email address during registration or the request will be returned. Registration SOPs and guidance are available at the Naval Chaplaincy School (NCS) milSuite site: https://www.milsuite.mil/book/community/spaces/navychc/naval- chaplaincy-school/pages/pdtcpdtw. If Service Members encounter issues with registration, they may contact their command training officer for assistance. If the command training officer is unavailable, Service Members may contact Mr. Jose Toledo, Naval Chaplaincy School Training Management Specialist, at (401) 841-3939/DSN: (312) 841-3939 or via e-mail at jose.l.toledo@navy.mil. 8. COVID-19 MITIGATION. To comply with local protocols, training quotas may be reduced. The current email address provided by the student at registration will be used to communicate updates. If in-person meetings are not permitted, per local regulations, follow on guidance will be provided via email for virtual training delivery. 9. VIRTUAL TRAINING. Virtual training is currently in place for three locations, 21-24 March in Naples, Italy, 4-7 April in San Diego, California, and 6-9 June in Yokosuka/Okinawa Japan. Virtual participants are still required to register for the PDTW and PDTC via eNTRS. If additional virtual training is activated in other locations due to the resurgence of COVID-19, the PDTW/PDTC will be delivered through the Naval Chaplaincy School virtual delivery platform. For sites where virtual training is currently planned or is activated in the future, a message detailing login instructions, participant expectations, and helpful information will be emailed to all registered participants no later than 14 days prior to the course convene. 10. COURSE MATERIAL/SITE SHEETS. Read-ahead material is required for the PDTC and is accessible on the NCS milSuite site. To assist the Service Member with travel planning, site sheets for each training venue are also available on the NCS milSuite site: https://www.milsuite.mil/book/community/spaces/navychc/naval- chaplaincy-school/pages/pdtcpdtw. 11. This NAVADMIN is cancelled for record purposes on 30 September 2022. 12. Released by Mr. Andrew S. Haeuptle, Director, Navy Staff on behalf of Rear Admiral Brent Scott, Chief of Chaplains.// BT #0001 NNNN UNCLASSIFIED// -
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Family of sailor who died by suicide in brig appeals Navy’s denial of medical negligence claim
The parents of a junior sailor who killed himself in an Army jail after allegedly substandard mental health care by Navy providers are appealing the sea service’s denial of their multi-million-dollar medical negligence claim. Attorneys for the parents of Aviation Boatswain’s Mate (Handling) Airman Macoy Hicks, 20, contend the Navy failed to follow the letter and spirit of the law in its “arbitrary and capricious” denial. The original claim, filed in January, alleged that Hicks received subpar mental healthcare from the Navy, and that Army jailers failed to properly care for him when they issued him a belt he used to take his life while confined for 25 days at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Washington, in February 2019.
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