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Old 01-18-2008, 09:09 PM   #1
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Found this link on the history of US dog tags.

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Hi Micdrow,

>Found this link on the history of US dog tags.

Note that on the dog tags, no Rhesus factor is given for the blood type because its significance for successful tranfusions wasn't realized at the time ... I just read it was published first in 1940 ...

Rhesus blood group system - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Found this link on the history of US dog tags.

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