In February, 1943 an American ship, Dorchester, was torpedoed and was sinking. Four chaplains aboard the ship from different denominations and faiths gave life jackets to sailors and provided comfort. Find out more about this remarkable story here.
A Four Chaplains Card signed by Harry Truman in 1960.
Stamps honored the sacrifice of the four chaplains.
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