A 104-year-old woman finally received her brother's World War II dog tag 83 years after his death; the long-lost identification has now made its way back to the family
- The identification tags were found among old military records at Beverly Veterans' Services (Credit: CBS)A 104-year-old woman in Massachusetts has received her brother's military identification tags 83 years after he died in a plane crash during World War II.
- Dorothy Stewart, who was 21 when her brother Bernard Parnell died in 1943, was reunited with his dog tags at a ceremony held at a YMCA last month.
- According to CBS Boston, the identification tags were found among old military records at Beverly Veterans' Services.
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- The identification tags were found among old military records at Beverly Veterans' Services (Credit: CBS)A 104-year-old woman in Massachusetts has received her brother's military identification tags 83 years after he died in a plane crash during World War II.
- Dorothy Stewart, who was 21 when her brother Bernard Parnell died in 1943, was reunited with his dog tags at a ceremony held at a YMCA last month.
- According to CBS Boston, the identification tags were found among old military records at Beverly Veterans' Services.
Sources: Times of India