What does CCH stand for?

Chief of Chaplains

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Navy's Chief of Chaplains Office, which oversees all chaplains for the Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard.

In the service: the U.S. armed forces are looking for a few good ...

He also served as Chief of Chaplains for the VA's South Texas Health Care system and currently is Chief of Chaplains for the State Guard Association of the United States and was promoted to the rank of brigadier general in 2007.

2009-2010: candidates for National Office

Donald Alston AF/HC Chief of Chaplains Chaplain (Maj.

Building blocks of the Air Force

Of course, we know that the problem is not so easily solved when we see a statement attributed to the Deputy Chief of Chaplains that he reserves the right to go after those not affiliated with any religious group.

The Air Force's proselytism problem

Chaplain Cannon, an individual mobilization augmentee attached to the Office of the Chief of Chaplains at the Pentagon, arrived in Baghdad in mid-September as part of the Air Force rotation of forces into Iraq.

Tending his flock: priest faithfully carries out his duties in middle ...

``We are trying not to let anyone slip through the cracks,'' said Chaplain Glen Bloomstrom, director of ministry initiatives for chief of chaplains of the U.

COUNSELING PART OF THE PLAN GIS GET HELP FITTING INTO SOCIETY AGAIN

To make matters worse, the only qualifications for serving as a unified command chaplain are seniority and a nomination from the service chief of chaplains.

A time for conversion: chaplains and unified commanders

The chief of chaplains is, in addition to being a minister, priest, or rabbi, a military officer (usually a colonel or general in rank) subject to military control.

Faith-Based Funding Fiascos