Atheist group pushes for humanist military chaplains (Army Times)

Go to basically any chaplain office and you'll find Bibles, Qu'rans, Books of Mormon, Hindu sutras. You'll see advertisements for various Christian services and Jewish services. Anyone who asks is referred to Buddhist, Muslim, or other Christians services on or off post. Presumably the chaplains are there for everyone. But most don't provide humanist pamphlets though such pamphlets are free and easy to obtain. They don't advertise humanist services even though they know humanists are in the unit. They don't tell people that if the troop wants it, then nontheist support including humanist is available. Often, they turn the person away or defer to non-chaplain resources. They don't restrict themselves to 'god' for suicide, marriage, family counseling, at least not officially. Should they be allowed to refuse advertising and referrals to troops with nontheistic beliefs and values?<br>also see militaryatheists.org<div>edit: chaplains not chaplain...</div>