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English: British Army chaplains

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Author	Richard Watt
Copyright holder	MOD-Crown Copyright 2013
Headline	Three new Anglican Chaplains destined for Sandhurst
Credit/Provider	ARMY HQ
Source	Army
Short title	ArmyHQ-2013-095-038 New Army Chaplains.JPG
Image title	The three new Anglican Chaplains now ready for their ten week course at Sandhurst (RMAS).The Royal Army Chaplainsí Department (RAChD) has two intakes per year of new chaplains.The latest new intake consists of three Anglicans, who have just completed their first phase of training at the Armed Forces Chaplaincy Centre, Amport House, Hampshire. The Revd Catherine Gillham comes from the Diocese of Winchester and will serve her first posting as Chaplain to the Queenís Royal Lancers in Catterick. The Revd Ben Archibald has joined the RAChD from a parish in the Diocese of Peterborough, and he too will serve initially in Catterick with Ist Battalion The Mercian Regiment. The Revd Iori Price is a priest from Salisbury Diocese and already a Territorial Army Chaplain, who moves now to Regular Chaplaincy with 19 Regt Royal Artillery on Salisbury Plain. After the first four months with their units, the new chaplains undertake their second phase of training at the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst, which provides them with an understanding of the demands and challenges faced by soldiers and orientates them to the ethos of military life. After this they are fully deployable and they will accompany their soldiers on operational service.The Ven Peter Eagles, Archdeacon for the Army (centre).† The Revd Nick Cook (L)and The Revd Richard Smith (R)are Instructing Staff at the Armed Forces Chaplaincy Centre, Amport House (Nick is Chief Instructor).† The new Chaplains are The Revd Ben Archibald, 29, The Revd Catherine Gillham, 40, and The Revd Iori Price, aged 45.Pic - Richard Watt
Date and time of data generation	6 June 2013
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File change date and time	15:37, 6 June 2013
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Image width	3,000 px
Image height	1,996 px
Date and time of digitizing	17:29, 6 June 2013
Date metadata was last modified	17:29, 6 June 2013
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Special instructions	Contact - shane.wilkinson@mediaops.army.mod.uk Tel. 01264 382351&richard.watt@mediaops.army.mod.uk 07836 515306
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Writer	Richard Watt
Copyright status	Copyrighted
Keywords	Organisation\|Royal Army Chaplains Department (RAChD)\|Royal Army
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