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A dog tag lost during World War I by U.S. Army soldier Private Kent Potter is seen during a ceremony where it was presented to his son Dale in Cottonwood Falls, Kansas
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Dog Tag History: How the Tradition & Nickname Started > U.S. Department of Defense > Blog
Dog Tag History: How the Tradition & Nickname Started > U.S. Department of Defense > Blog
Dog Tag History
Dog Tag History
