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[Digginitdaily]

Its been a good day already. Just a couple of indian heads to add to the collection. The silver ring actually says some words across it and the seahorse.... well, it's a seahorse! As a veteran I think the dogtags belong with the owner who lost them. Would anyone by chance know if there is a system for looking up fellow veterans?

 

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[Hbot37]

Is that a military dog tag? I ask because there's two names, no blood type, and no religious preference.

 

[Digginitdaily]

Is that a military dog tag? I ask because there's two names, no blood type, and no religious preference.

It is. And I found it odd myself. Apparently during ww2 they put the next of kin and the last known address. Which there was only one. The other/s weren't in the immediate area.

 

[Hbot37]

Oh gotcha, I didnt notice the "P on there. I would assume that means "protestant".

 

[Hbot37]

I like that bottle by the way, good pick up.

 

[Digginitdaily]

I like that bottle by the way, good pick up.

Thanks I found it while digging a signal. It's from the 20s made in Nashville

 

[Digger RJ]

Its been a good day already. Just a couple of indian heads to add to the collection. The silver ring actually says some words across it and the seahorse.... well, it's a seahorse! As a veteran I think the dogtags belong with the owner who lost them. Would anyone by chance know if there is a system for looking up fellow veterans?

Very Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[DownEast_Detecting]

If that dog tag is real, I would look up the soldier. And return it to him/her (i can’t read the name) or their relatives. It could mean a lot to someone. Especially if that person has passed.