US Military Orders Company to Stop Putting Bible Verses on Military Dog Tags


bigstock In God We Trust 513419(Worthy News) – The official US motto is “In God We Trust,” but a Texas company is under fire for printing scripture on military dog tags.

Kenny Vaughan’s company, Shields of Strength, has been making the dog tags for about 20 years. He says they’ve been a blessing to countless military men and women.

“Soldiers and Marines love having God’s word around their necks it encourages them and strengthens them for their fight,” Vaughan said. [ Source: CBN News (Read More…) ]

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