US Army Dog Tags. Vietnam 1967 to 1969 style.

Vietnam GI US Dog Tags. This is the style used from 1967 to June 1969.

During the Vietnam war the US Army changed the way the information was printed on the dog tags several times, this is the mid war style of printing the GI Dog Tags.

These US Dog Tags are the post WW2 ones which do not have the notch cut out in them.

The information and the layout of the US ID Dog Tags between 1967 and June 1969 where as follows:

• Line 1. Last name only.
• Line 2. First name followed by middle name initial.
• Line 3. Service pre-fix and Army service number.
• Line 4. Blood type and social security number.
• Line 5. Religious preference.

Religion, on Vietnam era dog tags, was stamped out in full unlike WW2 era tags where the religion was abbreviated. So you had Baptist, Presbyterian, Methodist etc. if you had no religious preference the tags are stamped NO PREFERENCE or are left blank.

For more information please see our information page on Vietnam dog tag by clicking this link

US Vietnam Dog Tag Layout 1967 to 1969

The US Dog Tags come with 2 ID discs which are both printed with the same information and 2 chains (1 long and 1 short).