Examples: Capt. (Dr.) Joe Johns of the Portsmouth Naval Hospital conducted  . . . Cmdr. Edna Knox, Navy Nurse Corps, told medical authorities . . . Maj. (Dr.) Larry Riley, a veterinarian, stressed the importance . . . Navy Chaplain (Cmdr.) John Frisby will preside over ...  (Note: A  chaplain’s  rank  is  enclosed  in  parentheses.  In  the previous   example,   subsequent   references   would   be Chaplain  Frisby.) Lawyers  are  not  identified  by  profession  in  the military service per se. However, in all possible cases, they should be referred to in relation to their role in the story. Consider the following example: Example:  Coast  Guard  Lt.  Henry  Smith,  the defense  attorney  (trial  lawyer,  staff  judge  advocate, etc.), a member of the Maryland Bar Association, moved for a dismissal of the charges. In  many  cases,  news  stories  require  the  use  of  a person’s  service  in  addition  to  name  and  rank, particularly  in  joint  maneuvers.  When  this  occurs,  place the service identifier before the rank and name as in the following examples: Examples:  Navy Capt. Rob Rogers; Coast Guard Lt.  Jim  King;  Air  Force  Maj.  Richard  Johnson.  (The “U. S.” before Amy, Navy, Air Force, “Coast Guard or Marine  Corps  is  optional  unless  tied  in  with  foreign dissemination.) Women, military as well as civilian, should receive the same treatment as men in all areas of news coverage. Never use sexist references, demeaning stereotypes and condescending  phrases  in  reference  to  women.  The same standards for men and women should be used in deciding   whether   to   include   specific   mention   of personal  appearance,  physical  description  or  marital  and family   situation. As  in  the  following  examples,  aircraft,  ships  and other  military  equipment  should  be  identified  by popular name and model designation. Examples:  The   Air   Force   Lockheed   C-141 16), “Lady Lex,” was opened as a floating museum.  ... RELIGIOUS  TERMS There  is  only  one  way  to  refer  to  confessions  of While  general  usage  and  correct  titles  of  some  of  the faiths are listed below, many are not. When in doubt, consult   your   chaplain’s   office.   Members   of communions of  the National Council of the Churches of Christ  in  the  United  States  of  America  (official  title, which   may   be   shortened   to   National   Council   of Churches) are as follows: African Methodist Episcopal Church African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church American Baptist Convention American Lutheran Church Antiochian   Orthodox   Christian   Archdiocese   of North America Armenian Church of America Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Christian   Church   of   North   America,   General Council Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Friends United Meeting (Five Years Meeting) Greek  Orthodox  Archdiocese  of  North  and  South America Hungarian Reformed Church in America Moravian Church National Baptist Convention of America National Baptist Convention U.S.A. Inc. Orthodox Church in America Polish National Catholic Church of America Presbyterian Church in the U.S. Progressive National Baptist Convention Inc. Protestant Episcopal Church Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of America Seventh-Day Adventist Southern Baptist Convention Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the U.S.A. United Church of Christ Lutheran Church in America United Methodist Church United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Other communions include the following: Churches of Christ Church of Christ, Scientist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Starlifter   flew. ... Each soldier carried an M-79 grenade launcher. ... The aircraft carrier USS  Lexington  (AVT faith,  their  members  and  officials  —  the  correct  way. 6-16