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U.S. Army Tank Corps dog tags are historical identification markers that evolved significantly through both World Wars. In World War I, members of the newly formed Tank Corps wore circular aluminum discs, roughly the size of a half dollar, stamped with their name, rank, serial number, and unit. By World War II, the design shifted to the iconic notched rectangular "M1940" style made of monel or stainless steel, which included more detailed medical information like blood type and tetanus status.

Historical Features by Era

• World War I (1917–1918):
• Shape: Circular aluminum discs.
• Stamping: Often hand-stamped using a company "marking outfit" with individual letters and a brass mallet.

 

The United States Army Tank Corps was the specialized branch of the American Expeditionary Forces (AEF) created during World War I to manage and deploy the first American-manned armored units. Established in late 1917, it famously launched the combat careers of future legendary generals like George S. Patton and Dwight D. Eisenhower.

 

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