Chaplain of the Coast Guard Fired for 'Loss of Confidence' After Not Acting on Case of Sexual Misconduct

Daily Brief 26 April 2024

Chaplain of the Coast Guard Fired for 'Loss of Confidence' After Not Acting on Case of Sexual Misconduct Navy Capt. Daniel Mode, who had served as the Chaplain of the Coast Guard since 2022, will be reassigned back to the Navy Chaplain Corps, according to the service. More Military.com Stories Navy Investigating More Than 100 'Secretly Shot' Sexual Videos of US Troops Uploaded to Adult Website Marine Killed During Operation at Camp Pendleton, Marking Second Training Death for Service in a Week Air Force Starts Taking Applications for Newly Reintroduced Warrant Officer Jobs VA Opens Door for More Vets with Other Than Honorable Discharges to Receive Health Care and Benefits Economic Hardship Bonuses for Enlisted Troops? Clock Is Ticking on Pentagon Decision. Navy Authorizes Combat Awards for Sailors in the Red Sea Following Months of Attacks by Houthi Rebels Biden's New Chopper Is Demoted After Scorching White House Lawn 'I Will Tell No War Stories': A Writer Uncovers His Father's Hidden World War II History When Sailors Deploy on USS George Washington, They Will Have a 'Good Vibe' Recreation and Gaming Center 2 Military Horses That Broke Free and Ran Loose Across London Are in Serious Condition Satellite Photos Show New Port Construction in Gaza Strip for US-Led Aid Operation A Chinese Ship Remains the Focus of the Investigation into Baltic Sea Gas Pipeline Damaged Last Year US to Pull Troops from Chad and Niger as the African Nations Question Its Counterterrorism Role Army Reservist Who Warned About Maine Killer Before Shootings to Testify Before Investigators Ukraine Is Putting Pressure on Fighting-Age Men Outside the Country as It Tries to Replenish Forces Third Man Is Detained in a Major Bribery Case that Involves Russia's Deputy Defense Minister Another Ex-State Department Official Alleges Israeli Military Gets 'Special Treatment' on Abuses 5 Ways to Find Military-Friendly Employers When Entering the Civilian Workforce Today's Military Trivia What was the name of the shogunate -- a hereditary military dictatorship -- that ruled Japan from 1603 to 1868 during the country's long isolation from the outside world? Video of the Day Ukraine Uses Long-Range Missiles Secretly Provided by US to Hit Russian-Held Areas, Officials Say

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