Born in Philadelphia in 1946, Robert C. Doyle became a Fulbright professor at the WestfÄlische Wilhelms-UniversitÄt in Germany in 1994 and later taught at the UniversitÉ Strasbourg II in France for three years. He taught American History at Franciscan University of Steubenville from 2000 and retired as Professor Emeritus of History in 2022. He worked on several documentary projects and also provided research consultancy for the Joint Personnel Recovery Agency (USAF). He is the author of several books on prisoners of war, including, A Prisoner’s Duty: Great Escapes in Military History, 1997.

“While I was aware of The Four Chaplains, Chaplain Robert Taylor, and Father Emil Kapaun, Men of God, Men of War highlights their colleagues who may have been known primarily only to their families. This remarkable book by Robert Doyle is one book every chaplain candidate and chaplains completing their chaplaincy basic training should have as a reference point for what might be asked of them.”—Fr. William D. Razz Waff, DMin, BCC, Major General, USA (Ret.)

Born in Philadelphia in 1946, Robert C. Doyle became a Fulbright professor at the WestfÄlische Wilhelms-UniversitÄt in Germany in 1994 and later taught at the UniversitÉ Strasbourg II in France for three years. He taught American History at Franciscan University of Steubenville from 2000 and retired as Professor Emeritus of History in 2022. He worked on several documentary projects and also provided research consultancy for the Joint Personnel Recovery Agency (USAF). He is the author of several books on prisoners of war, including, A Prisoner’s Duty: Great Escapes in Military History, 1997.

“While I was aware of The Four Chaplains, Chaplain Robert Taylor, and Father Emil Kapaun, Men of God, Men of War highlights their colleagues who may have been known primarily only to their families. This remarkable book by Robert Doyle is one book every chaplain candidate and chaplains completing their chaplaincy basic training should have as a reference point for what might be asked of them.”—Fr. William D. Razz Waff, DMin, BCC, Major General, USA (Ret.)

Born in Philadelphia in 1946, Robert C. Doyle became a Fulbright professor at the WestfÄlische Wilhelms-UniversitÄt in Germany in 1994 and later taught at the UniversitÉ Strasbourg II in France for three years. He taught American History at Franciscan University of Steubenville from 2000 and retired as Professor Emeritus of History in 2022. He worked on several documentary projects and also provided research consultancy for the Joint Personnel Recovery Agency (USAF). He is the author of several books on prisoners of war, including, A Prisoner’s Duty: Great Escapes in Military History, 1997.

“While I was aware of The Four Chaplains, Chaplain Robert Taylor, and Father Emil Kapaun, Men of God, Men of War highlights their colleagues who may have been known primarily only to their families. This remarkable book by Robert Doyle is one book every chaplain candidate and chaplains completing their chaplaincy basic training should have as a reference point for what might be asked of them.”—Fr. William D. Razz Waff, DMin, BCC, Major General, USA (Ret.)