OK HCR1026

Expresses strong support for over 200 years of Judeo-Christian tradition and open religious expression in the United States Military and its professional chaplaincy.

Documents concerns about increasing hostility from special interests toward religious expressions by military service members and restrictions on military chaplains, particularly those of the Judeo-Christian tradition.

States the Oklahoma House expects the Adjutant General of Oklahoma to fully support and defend the rights of religious conscience and free exercise of the Judeo-Christian tradition in the Oklahoma National Guard.

Expects civilian and military leaders of the U.S. Military to fully support and aggressively defend the rights of religious conscience and free exercise of the Judeo-Christian tradition in the military.

Directs distribution of the resolution to the Oklahoma Congressional Delegation, Adjutant General of Oklahoma, and United States Secretary of Defense.