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1st Lt. Tiffani Harper, 315th Aermoedical Evacuation Squadron flight nurse, explains how the C-17 Globemaster III can be converted to a flying ambulance to evacuate war wounded and sick to Air Force Chaplain Candidates who were visiting Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina. The Air Force Chaplain Candidate Program allows seminary and other professional religious school students to evaluate their compatibility and potential for commissioning as an Air Force Chaplain. The focus of the chaplain candidate program is on experiencing ministry in the Air Force during a summer tour of active duty. Upon entering the program, individuals are commissioned as a chaplain candidate, in the grade of Second Lieutenant. After graduation and obtaining an ecclesiastical endorsement, candidates are then eligible for reappointment as a chaplain in either, the U.S. Air Force Reserve, the Air National Guard or placed on active duty. (U.S. Air Force photo / Michael Dukes)
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