Soviet Union Soldier's Dog Tag

Soviet Union Soldier's Dog TagHistory of the Artifact Metal identification tagscommonly known as dog tagswere introduced relatively late in the Soviet Union compared to Western armies. During World War II, Soviet soldiers were issued small aluminum or steel capsules rather than flat tags. These cylindrical capsules contained a rolled paper insert listing the soldiers name, birth year, and unit. The system proved unreliable: paper decayed easily in harsh conditions, and many

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