The Pentagon has issued a revised policy memo regarding the categorization of religious groups within the military. This update has led to objections from Senator Mike Lee of Utah, who expressed concern over the exclusion of Mormons from the Christian category.
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Pentagon Updates Religious Categories for Military Personnel
The Pentagon has revised its policy on religious categorization for military personnel, prompting Senator Mike Lee of Utah to voice objections regarding the exclusion of Mormons from the Christian classification. The changes reflect ongoing discussions about religious identity within the armed forces.
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