JACK SPRATT'S WW2 MEMORY BOX HE SHOWS ME HIS DOG TAG

[@CoinMagic1126]

That man is a inspiration too me. It's sad how many people don't realize all the brave men that fought for our freedom. I salute you jack and thank you for your service

[@hevop]

Yes you are right.

[@jss6691]

Cool! I still have my dog tags from the U.S. Navy (1989-1993). I was in Operation Desert Storm in the early 90's.

[@bocajbee]

I didn't know he was 91. He hardly looks over 70.

[@jessndam06]

My great grandpa is 99

[@jessndam06]

And still alive

[@Professionalhaterlol]

My great grandma past away last year at 101

[@84sblack]

Hi Jack, my Dad was Canadian Black Watch, he was on the Normandy beach and then in Korea in 1950. Thank you for sharing. Stay Classy Jack. Peace.

[@ForgeofSouls]

can't help but get emotional when seeing old soldiers reminisce about their past. Love you Pop...

[@TOPCAMERAMAN]

Hello, Mr Jack Spratt is 91 years old and a real nice gentleman we love this man. Kind Regards John.

[@prameshbro3260]

Why 2 tags have

[@juansanchezrambo1590]

Happy Veterans Day Mr Jack Thanks you for your Service sir

[@diegofigueroa1699]

When he was staring at the tags , he looked at them shocked almost as he was remembering some of the things

[@neavastuica4266]

**vietnam flashbacks**

[@SEMTEX208]

He is so epic!!!!! :) and a great inspiration!!!

[@darkraven5098]

My grandpa is alive and he gave me a dog tag when he was in the Vietnam war and he is the south Vietnamese air cavalry medics

[@natefellows4432]

My grandfather was in the radar plane during the Vietnam War in the USN he is alive and I got his dogtags

[@jonnyb.animationstutorials7119]

My grandpa is also alive and he showed me his.He was in the navy driving boats.

[@captainthez6532]

My grandpa was a us marine helicopter pilot and I got his dog Tate’s he was a lieutenant

[@kylewilliamson9676]

jack you are awesome you served your country and you fought 4 everyone's freedom

[@chrissavoy6848]

thank you for your service Mr.spatt

[@darlenewells3309]

GOD BLESS THIS MAN! Many thanks and respect!!!💝

[@dontbotherreadingmyname6146]

Jack you are my hero

[@431Michael]

U are awesome jack

[@TOPCAMERAMAN]

Hello Michael, Thank you for your comment I will pass tis on to Jack, you can watch a load more of his stories on my YoTube Channel just visit it and type in Jack Spratt plaese enjoy. Kind Regards John.

[@dankmaymayman4221]

I always love to talk to older people about their story's and so this video was great

[@hochspannunglebensgefahr5339]

That’s a myth. The notch was there so that the machine used to transfer the information could hold the tags in place. It essentially stamped the dog tag on paper whilst covered in ink so that the info on the tags could be added to the records. Around the time of late Vietnam, dog tags had no notch because the machines didn’t need them.

[@wbl5649]

My most cherished possession is my dad's dog tag from WWII. He was 42nd Rainbow Division.

[@revelgirl1742]

Good looking man! Thank you for your service!!!

[@nickkk420]

thank u for sharing :) thank you Jack

[@TOPCAMERAMAN]

[@joernone]

The notch was not for putting the dog tag in the mouth of the dead. The notch was used to keep the blank dog tag aligned on the machine while the letters were being stamped into the metal.

[@diggumsmack2]

Thank you, for saying what we were all thinking. Funny how misconceptions spread like wild fire. That tale about the notch and the teeth never made sense to me as a kid.

[@meganwagoner1890]

God Bless

[@dodgeram-dp5yy]

Mr.spratt thank you for your service

[@Blechkugel]

Jack is very awesome and I think he has a nice personality! I really like the videos and how he is telling about the things. Best wishes from Germany!

[@falloutcosplay8802]

God bless this man

[@OrlandoHawk71]

respect!

[@heyhocodyo97]

Reminds me of my grandpa every time we'd go over there he'd go to the garage or bed room and grab something he wanted to show us

[@R3TROSKULL]

They didn’t put them in your teeth. They actually had the notch to accurately print the do tags

[@badgrfan]

Mr. Spratt.Thank you for your service,sir.

[@xx_plutonium__xx6162]

Jack is my role model

[@rhettzkywraps]

Thank you for your service

[@britognielsjrnbengtson2911]

A very good soldier:)

[@mysteriousmilkman7209]

This man is a living legend

[@itsbmeGaming]

True. Sadly he passed away last April. We lost a real hero.

[@mysteriousmilkman7209]

@@itsbmeGaming it's a shame

[@sharonwalker8887]

We salute you,sir

[@pokersnob730]

Jake you are good peoples..... 🍺🍺salute! - USCG Ret

[@brandonjuman9048]

Thanks for your service

[@mustynutzzz7886]

jack is great i think people like him mainly ww1 and ww2 veterans are the people who we really need to appreciate more its sad there are no more ww1 soldiers alive and many ww2 soldiers are dead

[@cp7729]

thanks for sharing

[@RivetGardener]

Great memories. That isn't the original issue chain, he must have gotten it changed later at some point, but no worries, it is all good. Always nice to see a veteran open up his box of treasures.

[@gmoney8186]

Man that's awesome, the tags

[@DoctorStrange01]

It always blows my mind, that people are passing by grandpas like him and other veterans daily and have no idea, that they were flying in bombers 80 years ago, risking their lives everyday and fighting for life and death, in the worst conditions.

[@veryrare3057]

i’m getting my grandpas dogtags tomorrow i’m soo excited😺

[@PetitSavon]

As a French, I should thanks him and the others US soldiers who died for our country

[@jeremyarroyo360]

A liveing legend.

[@onefugowie]

greatest generation. Now picture a kid from today that was like him in the 1940's at the age of 19 fighting for our country ..what would he be showing now when he is 90 ."look at my food stamp card.look at my first electronic game that I played all day in my mothers basement ..ect ect

[@adklooij3922]

Hes very good respect!!

[@Owainnn]

Thank you

[@javierpedrocardenasmartine9527]

No le entiendo del todo, pero es muy relajante escucharlo.

[@guido1468]

I watched several WW2 movies today and bought a dog tag just to feel like a soldier hehe

[@etosvaldo7826]

Queria da amei nesse Vídeo, essse Sr merece respeito e admiração por todos Cidadão Americano meu sonho é servi ao exército também seguir Carreira ae alcança General e faria de tudo pra isso da certo independente da circunstâncias.

[@xephis1596]

excelent best video

[@SkyFrag7]

It is necessary to change the name of the dog tag to G-Tag, G does not mean the dogs of war, but the strength of the soldier and the power of the fall when landing on the territory...

[@hiusverkkoherkko]

Sweet.Thanks! :)

[@victorrefalo7697]

Salute you

[@vt4703]

can summarize what he said in 1:42 to 2:13 but curiously asked why he puts the tags on his teeth, I'm asking this because I'm from Brazil and I couldn't translate what he said in these snippets of the video, saldacães from Brazil!

[@Fjerid]

The man's brain health is great.

[@AtomicNukeGaming]

Who would dislike this?

[@Bahhkooo]

I got my tags! I'm not in the military but I bought my own!

[@medgyman7316]

Me too

[@vuvuivestudio4995]

Wolverine

[@Usere-mo2xi]

I want him to write a book

[@SuperSwisstoni]

even if that were true, i like jacks story about them better............and because he was actually there then i tend to believe him..............not saying its not true about the machine, but i guess the soldiers found a secondary use for it..........i was a medic in the army so i can definately see the value in doing this. god bless you jack spatt

[@jackieb8504]

💛💛💛💛💛

[@eioncaho3174]

My dad was in a war and I just wanted to say hi😃😁

[@gokulnarayanan2844]

#Respect

[@ped774242]

How old his he

[@prameshbro3260]

Why 2 tags have only one can use?

[@ladinate9091]

in pretty good shape for 91 ps is read your book

[@johngraber8862]

Does anyone know if Spratt is still alive?

[@TOPCAMERAMAN]

Yes John he is still alive. Regards John.

[@johngraber8862]

Thank you, these videos are great and were made in 2012. With so many veterans dying I was wondering if he was one of the few who was still alive.

[@graffitican3058]

+TOPCAMERAMAN tell him thank you for serving in the army . SALUTE

[@ronsbeerreviewstools4361]

I Salute this Hero. But the notch in the dog tags is for graves registration--who after battles etc. pick up or get all the dead bodies, and it started in WW2 where graves registration had a large hand neld machine like a credit card slider that copied the dog tag onto paper, the notch was to properly fit in the copier machine.And yes the 1`dog` tag`1s 1did ``som1eti11me1s go in 1te boot laces or mouth if needed to be.

[@Me-bt8qc]

Soldier

[@maureenscarbour2976]

MY HUSBAND WAS IN THE AMY.AND WHEN THE STORM SANDY CAME. WE LOST EVER 😢 😔 THINGS FROM WHEN. MY HUSBAND WAS IN THE AMY.I BEEN CALLING AND WRITTING .AND THEY THEY CAN'T FINE MY HUSBAND INFORMATION 😒 HE WAS IN THE AMY IN THE 50'S. PLEASE CAN 🙏 ANY BODY HELP US 🇺🇸 .HE SERVE HIS COUNTRY. HE

[@ImFrenzyLol]

knock knock whos there not ur husband LOL and since ur old LOL is not lots of love it is laugh out loud

[@amyarmitage3849]

U should come to my school to teech us

[@lunarlake1]

👍

[@Xsupermixer55X]

in the militairy can you keep the gun (hand gun)

[@Will378]

I think you can

[@thatpersongump26]

No

[@Xsupermixer55X]

aw i would of have been cool to have a handgun you that you used to kill 5 ppl XD

[@Me-bt8qc]

Respetc from Checnya

[@armanaldan3693]

Why did he put that in his mouth?

[@maureenscarbour2976]

My husband was in the Amy.And his

[@jackieb8504]

for some reason I feel you might have an old pipe w/ bag of cherry/vanilla tobacky in the junk bin 🙏😀😊

[@nicktemarwut812]

I have one.

[@fabeiontatum205]

I know that

[@jeffreycihlar3072]

Anyone who dislikes this video are horrible people

[@NhanNguyen-px9mg]

war Vietnam???

[@postaldude7879]

👋 😐

[@amyarmitage3849]

Im 10

[@brucefisher442]

thank you for your service

[@TOPCAMERAMAN]

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[@TOPCAMERAMAN]

Yes he is

[@ghostriley7665]

is he now?