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Image of United States Navy WAVE dogtags, ca. 1944
2006.62.5
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United States Navy WAVE dogtags, ca. 1944

These dog tags belonged to Harriet Airey Ross, who was a Seattle native and 1929 graduate of the University of Washington. During World War II, she was a Lieutenant in the WAVES and retired from the United States Naval Reserve as a Lieutenant Commander.
ID Number: 2006.62.5
Date: Circa 1944
Physical Description: 1 Tag, Dog; metal; Tags: 1.25 in.H x 1.5 in.W x .25 in.D., Chain: 15.75 in. long
Credit: MOHAI, 2006.62.5
Subjects: World War II, 1941-1945 (WWII), Military

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