Butch Maisel, who co-curates a military history museum at The Boys’ Latin School of Maryland in Baltimore, says he wants to return US military dog tags found in the Philippines to family members.

Shields of Strength is suing the U.S. military in federal court, claiming it violated the Constitution by requiring that dog tags exclude religious content if they include the military's trademarks.

An announcement that the Army is ditching social security numbers from their newly issued military dog tags has me feeling a little nostalgic for the dog tags we have, the things they mean to us ...

A Fourth of July kayaking trip forever changed the lives of two families when 12-year-old Kolton Conrad found a dog tag that belonged to a man who died 46 years ago.

The one known most in the United States is the so-called "Dog Tag," which every servicemember receives in Basic Training, and they must keep them on their person throughout their time in uniform.

The flag is made of more than 7,000 dog tags inscribed with the names of military personnel who died in service since Sept.

Modern Military Dog Tags. By the beginning of World War I, the "dog tag" as we know it began to take shape. Soldiers deploying to fight in the trenches of WWI were given two coin-like metal discs ...

It’s a dog tag that was once around the neck of Frank Keith, a soldier who was at Pearl Harbor with his brother Garland when they were bombed by the Japanese in 1941. Daniel Quintero: “Imagine ...

He says he stumbled across the dog tag around Memorial Day, in an old garbage dump in the woods. He decided to contact 13 Investigates to get it back to the family. Our station created a post on ...

The one known most in the United States is the so-called "Dog Tag," which every servicemember receives in Basic Training, and they must keep them on their person throughout their time in uniform.