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10. If they are property of the U.S. government

Tue Oct 21, 2014, 12:14 PM

Oct 2014

why do they let you take them with you at discharge? They don't let you take other items.

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found army navy marine whatever dog tags [View all] strawberries Oct 2014 OP

Then send them to the US Gov. snooper2 Oct 2014 #2

If they are property of the U.S. government former9thward Oct 2014 #10

I had to turn mine in when I was discharged. Bandit Oct 2014 #12

I still have mine. former9thward Oct 2014 #13

I was in the army and yes many things have changed since I was in. Bandit Oct 2014 #14

US, and at times AUS - The Army of the United States (AUS) Brother Buzz Oct 2014 #15

'US' denotes a draftee pinboy3niner Oct 2014 #16

Protocol on found military ID tags: Earth_First Oct 2014 #3

There's a Navy Submarine base near Groton. iscooterliberally Oct 2014 #4

thanks nt strawberries Oct 2014 #8

please edit to remove SSN# bpositive Oct 2014 #5

I agree In_The_Wind Oct 2014 #6

Thanks for doing the right thing shenmue Oct 2014 #7

Take them to your nearest Recruiting Station, GGJohn Oct 2014 #9

Drop them in a US Post Office mail box. Octafish Oct 2014 #11

My dog tags have my military service number on them. Did they B Calm Oct 2014 #17