LESSON ONE
VISIT A SOLDIER
OVERVIEW
TASK DESCRIPTION:
In this lesson you will learn what is required to conduct an appropriate
visit to a soldier.
LESSON OBJECTIVES:
TASK:
Identify the actions to be taken in visiting a soldier.
CONDITIONS:
Given the subcourse material for this lesson a training
scenario, the student will complete the practice exercise
to identify the steps to be taken in the visitation of a
soldier.
STANDARD:
The student will demonstrate comprehension and knowledge of
the tasks by identifying the actions which would be taken
in the visiting a soldier.
REFERENCES:
STP 16-56M1-SM
INTRODUCTION
As a chaplain assistant, you will be expected to visit soldiers in your unit
under various situations. These visits may occur in any one of many places
such as: the barracks, the dining facility, the recreation center, in the
training areas, on the ranges---in fact just about any place you find
soldiers.
You as the chaplain assistant will play a vital role in initiating and
maintaining contact between the soldier and the Unit Ministry Team (UMT).
Often, you will be able to establish contact with individuals whom the
chaplain may not be able to reach directly. As you conduct your visits, you
should remember to try to visit all the soldiers in your unit, not just
those you easily relate to or feel comfortable with.
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