Missouri River Dog Tag Collection Research & Return One of the dog tags that Mr Sapp found belongs to Eddie George Schmitz. Eddie Schmitz of Raytown. Mo passed away peacefully at home on November 12, 2016 at the age of … Continue reading →
Missouri River Dog Tag Collection Research & Return One of the dog tags that Mr Sapp found belongs to Willard William Moore. Willard William Moore was born on June 18, 1920, in Paris, Texas, to Walter and Janie Moore. He … Continue reading →
Missouri River Dog Tag Collection Research & Return. One of the dog tags that Mr Sapp found belongs to George Rant McCullagh. George was born in Galena, Kansas on November 3, 1901. He was a Navy veteran of WWI. He … Continue reading →
Missouri River Dog Tag Collection Research & Return One of the dog tags that Mr Sapp found belongs to Gerald W Courier. Gerald was born May 28, 1936 in Kansas City, MO. He was a Maintenance Supervisor for the Kansas … Continue reading →
Missouri River Dog Tag Collection Research & Return One of the dog tags that Mr Sapp found belongs to George Edward Richardson. He was a lifelong resident of Kansas City and worked at General Motors Corp Leeds assembly plant as … Continue reading →
In a heartwarming twist of fate, a treasured military dog tag once belonging to WWII Navy veteran Alfred Russell Malone found its way back to his daughter. RESEARCH; Through research, including military records and cemetery records, the story of Alfred … Continue reading →
Missouri River Dog Tag Collection Research & Return One of the dog tags that Mr Sapp found belongs to Elmer Campbell Short. Elmer C Short, at the age of 70, passed away at the Veterans Hospital on April 26, 1978 … Continue reading →
In a heartwarming twist of fate, a treasured military dog tag once belonging to veteran Martin Poslick, found its way home to his family. RESEARCH: Through research spanning various sources, Poslick’s story came to life. Martin Poslick was born in … Continue reading →
In a heartwarming twist of fate, a treasured military dog tag once belonging to WWII veteran Claude A Link found its way back to his family. RESEARCH: Through research, including numerous sources, the story of Claude Link began to come … Continue reading →
In a heartwarming twist of fate, a treasured military dog tag once belonging to WWII veteran Bobby Pittsenbarger found its way back to his son. RESEARCH: Through research, including numerous sources, the story of Bobby Pittsenbarger began to come to … Continue reading →
In a heartwarming twist of fate, a treasured military dog tag once belonging to WWII veteran Clarence Kolka found its way back to his family after his death. RESEARCH: Through research, including military records and cemetery records, the story of … Continue reading →
Joseph Gerstenbacher lived in Pennsauken, NJ most of his life, retiring from the Philadelphia Inquirer as a Pressman and enjoying collecting antiques when he passed away in 2021. Among his belongings were a handful of military dog tags – his … Continue reading →
Shawn, an avid medal detector, from New Hampshire, contacted us about a find he had in a field in Allenstown, NH recently. Among things he found was a military dog tag belonging to a George Daneault. He reached out to … Continue reading →
We were contacted by Kim M in Massachusetts who had come into possession of a military dog tag of Joseph Patsy Cipriano some years ago, she thinks through Good Will. She was looking for some help in locating the veteran/family … Continue reading →
In January of 1997, Ryan Walsh found a WWII military dog tag at what is referred to as “The Fly” in New Orleans, which is one of the areas in town overlooking the Mississippi River. He found this tag by … Continue reading →
On Saturday, July 15th, 2023 the Nam Knight of America Independence Chapter, South Jersey Chapter and Alleghany Chapter members made the trip out to Beech Creek PA where they returned the military dog tag of Korean war veteran Edward Rupert … Continue reading →
Returning the military dog tag of Philip H Heintzen, who was killed in a brutal stabbing attack in 2009, is our focus now. Philip H Heintzen was born in Wisconsin in 1928, served in the US Army, worked as the … Continue reading →
Somehow William Morris’s military dog tag found it’s way into a thrift shop in Wyoming where Chris Bluestone saw it and purchased it for $3. He wanted to try and get the dog tag back to the family of this … Continue reading →
The military dog tag of Llewellyn W Gittins is one of several that have been found by Mark Byles, while he was medal detecting on his farm in Rosneath Scotland – home of the Rosneath Naval Base. (click here info … Continue reading →
Patriot Connections Dog Tag Project was contacted by Chess Fearnley, whose mother, Fiona David, found a WWII dog tag while medal detecting in England. They were looking for some help in locating/reuniting the veterans / family with this military dog … Continue reading →
