Video: Jack Cochrane discusses his "dog tags"

John "Jack" Cochrane served in the United States Army as a typist for General Joseph Stilwell during World War II. Cochrane talks about the second"dog tag" soldiers carried into battle and why his identification tags mean so much to him.

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I respect this guy for his service but he's wrong about the notch on the tag. It's not to go between a dead soldier's teeth, it's notched to fit in a machine that takes a print of the tag onto paper. The notch is simply a means of putting the tag into the machine the correct way. Common misconception and makes an interesting story but incorrect.

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