In April of 2007, the United States recognized the Pentacle as a religious symbol and allowed its use on military graves. With this giant step forward, Pagans serving in the armed forces are becoming more visible than ever before and will need informed assistance as they continue to defend and practise their faith. Walking the minefield of sometimes-clashing religions and cultures, military Pagans and/or Wiccans need guidance and support as they proudly serve and sacrifice. Some of the many issues that face Pagan military members and their families - relocation, overseas deployment, preparing for combat, working for peace, returning as veterans - are given in-depth examination with thoughtful advice, helpful rituals and meditations, and suggestions for support.Religious freedoms, legal issues, and rights are clarified, and resources for help are provided. Written for members of the military, their families, and for any non-Pagan military personnel who want to become more sensitive to their fellow servicemen and women, this essential and comprehensive guide offers practical advice in getting along in a predominantly Christian military.