Today, we honor the legacy of our great Chaplain Corps as we celebrate “Four Chaplains Day.” On this day in 1943, four U.S. Army Chaplains paid the ultimate sacrifice. They joined together to comfort the 902 service members aboard the USAT Dorchester as it sank after being struck by a German torpedo—only 230 survived. In their final act of selflessness, the priest, rabbi, and two ministers gave away their own lifejackets and sang comforting hymns for the men in their final moments. I am eternally thankful for the countless sacrifices Military Chaplains have made over our nation’s 250 years. As the Department of War continues our mission to Make the Chaplain Corps Great Again, I am confident the souls of our service members will be well cared for throughout generations to come. -

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We are unleashing the American worker. This War Department is moving at a historic pace to rebuild the Arsenal of Freedom—so that our military remains the most lethal, capable force on Earth. Keep going— https://t.co/jScag1Hq1Z -

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Under President Trump, America will lead—and dominate—the space domain. Godspeed, NASA. https://t.co/j9mEgPFojn -

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