Army asks faith-based company to remove biblical references from replica dog tags

Published On: December 6, 2019|Categories: News|Comments Off|

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Army asks faith-based company to remove biblical references from replica dog tags

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After speaking to Mikey Weinstein, a military member who wasn’t sure they “still belong in the ranks” writes: “Our conversation reminded me of something essential: we do not have to recede into hopelessness.”

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