text: Religious Support by Echelon
  specialists, memorandums of agreement or understanding between commands, professional relationships,
  mission orders, running estimates, standard operating procedures (SOPs), and command policies. The corps
  chaplains advise the commander and support corps RS functions by—
  * Establishing links with unified action partners and religious leaders of the host nation.
  * Synchronizing RS functions with the theater or ASCC chaplain’s office.
  * Planning, preparing, executing, and assessing RS for corps operations.
  * Facilitating or supervising RS training for RS personnel in all phases of the ROMO with an
  emphasis on phase 0.
  * Supervising and coordinating resources for religious-support tasks in divisions and directly
  attached or assigned brigades.
  * Coordinating RS planning with higher, lower, and adjacent commands to ensure balanced
  religious group access throughout the deployed force.
  * Monitoring and assessing the resilience of subordinate chaplain sections and UMTs.
  3-13. A world religions chaplain serves at the corps level. The world religions chaplain executes the
  professional military religious advisor and leader capabilities by—
  * Serving as the world religions chaplain advisor to the corps commander assessing the influences
  of cultural and religious networks for current and future operations.
  * Contributing to operational and tactical-level planning by assisting with religious impact analysis
  for situational awareness and contributing assessments of religious-cultural influences that shape
  the informational and OE.
  * Serving as the command chaplain's Soldier and leader engagements officer in charge.
  * Reviewing components of the campaign plan to ensure integration of religious considerations.
  * Monitoring Soldier and leader engagements from operational to tactical and manages as part of
  the Soldier and leader engagements workgroup.
  RELIGIOUS SUPPORT IN THE DIVISION
  3-14. The division chaplain section fulfills the two required capabilities of providing RS and advisement to
  the command through both direct advisement at the division level and supervision of that same support at the
  brigade and battalion levels. These includes but is not limited to the—
  * Synchronization of RS plans from division with the corps.
  * Communication of priorities of support and RS efforts within the division AO.
  * Monitoring of a changing OE and facilitation of coordinated area coverage plans and
  communication among subordinate chaplain sections and UMTs.
  * Supervision of RS in brigades and directly attached or assigned battalions.
  * Supervision and facilitating or conducting RS training for RS personnel during all phases of the
  ROMO.
  * Cross-leveling of RS assets in support of large-scale combat operations associated casualties.
  * Ongoing professional development of subordinate chaplains and religious affairs specialists across
  the continuum of conflict.
  * Integration of RS training in the unit training calendar and advisement on subordinate unit RS
  training plans.
  3-15. A Family-life chaplain serves at the division or ESC level. The division or ESC Family-life chaplain
  executes the religious leader and advisor capabilities by─
  * Providing deployed Family counseling and pastoral care capability for Soldiers in theater.
  * Performing training for deployed chaplains and religious affairs specialists in division or ESC to
  develop and maintain uniformly effective pastoral care and counseling skills.