WW2 dog tags update

aa battery · Sep 23, 2013

Well here we go i met a sergant major today bout the tags i found. He just happens to be a historian of Hammer Field here in Fresno Ca. We talked about the road blocks of someone like me trying to find relatives because of the time we live in. I now have full support of existing avenues to locate love ones of these men. Mostly he and i will work it out 1 way or another. :hello2:

Oh he is in 30 years of service and some other finds of mine will be displayed.

thrillathahunt · Sep 23, 2013

Way to go aa! Glad to see you posting again!

aa battery · Sep 23, 2013

thrillathahunt said:
Way to go aa! Glad to see you posting again!

thanks its so much of a rush to return dog tags

Wheresthegoodstuff · Oct 7, 2013

Great Job. Have three or four more I can give to you to get returned as well.

Glad you were able to hook up with the historian. Almost picked his book up for you last Christmas.

aa battery · Oct 14, 2013

Wheresthegoodstuff said:
Great Job. Have three or four more I can give to you to get returned as well.

Glad you were able to hook up with the historian. Almost picked his book up for you last Christmas.

hey arnt you that guy i know

Old Dude · Oct 17, 2013

I guess we all make a fuss about returning lost articles of jewelry, and it is a good thing, but...reading posts of returning military items (dog tags, medals) truly DO touch my heart in a way nothing else will. I will be honest and offer a small glimpse into myself: I always sniffle a bit and wipe my eyes when I see such admirable posts as yours! Thank you so very much for respecting veterans and giving your time for a wonderful task. We can never repay them, but giving them honor in their life and after is deserved at the very least.

birdman · Oct 17, 2013

Very nice ,glad to see you on here . I am very much looking forward to a dog tag return to a vet of family one of these days. I think it will be better then a class ring return any day. :thumbsup: