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Military/Veterans
Remembering Midway Survivor and Navy Chaplain Stanford E. Linzey Jr.
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- By Military Bible Association
Honoring Captain Linzey on his 106th birthday and the U.S. Navy’s 251st anniversary.
Honoring a Historic Naval Legacy and the Three-Generation Tradition of Military Chaplaincy Known as “The Five Legacy Chaplains”
WASHINGTON — On the 251st anniversary of the founding of the United States Navy, the Military Bible Association commemorates the 106th anniversary of the birth of Captain Stanford E. Linzey, Jr., CHC, USN (Ret.) (1920–2010). A survivor of the Battle of Midway and a distinguished Navy chaplain, Captain Linzey’s military service helped establish an extraordinary family tradition of faith, spiritual leadership, and ministry to America’s Armed Forces.
Born on October 13, 1920—exactly 145 years after the founding of the United States Navy—Captain Linzey entered naval service in 1939, prior to America’s entry into World War II. Serving aboard the aircraft carrier USS Yorktown (CV-5), he participated in two of the Pacific War’s most consequential naval engagements: the Battle of the Coral Sea in May 1942 and the Battle of Midway in June 1942.
Pentagon Data Breach Exposes Personal Information of 2.76 Million Americans
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- By Emmitt Barry - Worthy News Washington D.C. Bureau Chief
(Worthy News) – A massive Pentagon data breach exposed sensitive personal information belonging to more than 2.76 million living U.S. military personnel and civilian employees, including Social Security numbers and employment information, according to Pentagon officials.
The breach involved a Defense Manpower Data Center (DMDC) information system and occurred over an extended period between October 2025 and July 2026, when unauthorized users gained access to unencrypted files. Another approximately 294,000 deceased individuals were also affected.
Army Chaplains and Churches Nationwide Adopt United States Army Hymn, 'Eternal Father, Hear Our Prayer'
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- By Commander Don Biadog, CHC, USN (Ret.)
Historic Army Hymn Gains National Recognition Following National Media Attention
WASHINGTON — Following recent coverage in Christianity Today, Baptist Press, and the Montgomery County Chronicle, a newly released sacred composition, “Eternal Father, Hear Our Prayer,” has gained nationwide recognition as the United States Army Hymn.
Formally introduced by United States Space Force Hymn composer and retired Army Chaplain (Major) James F. Linzey, the piece follows in the tradition of the United States Navy Hymn, “Eternal Father, Strong to Save,” as a dedicated sacred hymn for Army personnel, veterans, and military families.
The hymn has also been professionally engraved, recorded, and produced by Dan Kreider Music.
Miss Oklahoma Honors Naval Icons Verna Linzey and Stanford Linzey Jr. at Wreaths Across America Ceremony
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- By Jonathan Sciano - Former US Air Force Sergeant
Annual Commemoration at MCAS Miramar
SAN DIEGO, Calif. — Family members, veterans, and community leaders gathered on Dec. 13, 2025, at Miramar National Cemetery for the annual Wreaths Across America ceremony. The event honored fallen military members with a poignant observance featuring leadership from Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Miramar and a moving tribute to two legendary naval figures.
A highlight of the ceremony was a tribute by Miss Oklahoma Jessica Ashmore, who honored Verna Linzey and her husband, Capt. Stanford E. Linzey Jr., CHC, USN (Ret.).
'The Space Review,' Affiliated with 'SpaceNews,' Features 'Creator of the Universe,' the Space Force Hymn Composed by Chaplain James Linzey
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- By James F. Linzey
Debuted at Fort Knox, the hymn gains national recognition as sacred music enters the realm of space defense.
WASHINGTON — The Space Review, a premier online journal covering space policy and history and in association with SpaceNews, has just published a feature article highlighting the National Cathedral version of the Space Force Hymn, titled “Creator of the Universe.”
Read the full article here: https://www.thespacereview.com/article/5026/1
Penned by Chaplain (Major) James F. Linzey, USA (Ret.), the hymn is the first known sacred anthem written for the United States Space Force. The piece not only honors the spiritual heritage of military service but also acknowledges God as the ultimate Creator, aligning with the historic precedent of hymns written for other military branches.
Final Changes to Official Air Force Hymn Announced
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- By Jonathan Sciano - Former Sergeant, USAF
WASHINGTON — The official United States Air Force Hymn, “Lord, Guard and Guide the Men Who Fly,” has undergone its final change and is ready for Memorial Day and Independence Day. Commissioned to analyze and correct the hymn’s musical structure, Air Force veteran and musician former Chaplain, Capt. James “Jim” F. Linzey has formally completed the project.
Originally penned in 1915 by Scottish poet Mary Christian Dundas Hamilton as “A Hymn for Aviators,” the prayer later came to be known as, “Lord, Guard and Guide the Men Who Fly.” It was officially adopted by the U.S. Air Force in 1947 and has since been partially incorporated into the official United States Navy Hymn, “Eternal Father, Strong to Save” for naval and Marine aviators. Elements of Hamilton’s prayer are also echoed in the official United States Space Force Hymn, “Creator of the Universe.”
Americans Rush to Enlist in Trump’s Military Recruitment Boom
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- By Suzanne Bowdey - The Washington Stand
The Trump team may be slashing and burning lots of government jobs, but there’s one agency that’s been hanging a “We’re hiring” shingle for four years: the U.S. military. In yet another sign that the long and embarrassing chapter of the Biden administration is over, young men and women apparently can’t enlist fast enough, spiking recruitment numbers that had been at their lowest levels since World War II. Apparently, voters aren’t the only ones eager to exchange a commander in woke for a commander in chief.
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