In a tribute to those who fought in the Vietnam War ... a hanging art installation by Ned Broderick, Rick Steinbock, Joe Fornelli, and Mike Helbing, made from 58,000 dog tags.

A food and wine festival worker on Nantucket stumbled upon the dog tags of a decorated Navy veteran who passed away in 1982.

Soldiers were only given one tag until World War I, when they were given two -- one would stay with their body, and the second to adorn their coffin. The "dog tag" nickname wouldn't come for ...

A pair of Kentucky high school students stumbled upon a unique and rare piece of history while cleaning up a local park this month. The treasure – a dog tag belonging to Fred Jackson, a ...

The dog tags belonged to Jen Hockenhull’s grandfather, who served in the Navy during World War II. Decades after the war, a salvage dealer found the tags and posted a photo of them on Facebook.

Florence Darrigan was living with her parents on Main Street in Poughkeepsie, N.Y., when her husband’s bomber was shot down off the island of New Guinea during World War II. She was 23.