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A mysterious WWII identification bracelet found in the Deserts of Egypt -serial number 15948 Alamein

The video shows the various attempts to find out what soldier a hand-made identification bracelet found in the Western Desert initially belonged to. Armies from 10 different nations fought in the desert war, and we proceeded by elimination. It has not been possible so far to find out who the bracelet may have belonged to. UPDATE: after checking verious leads suggested in the comments here, it turns out that in fact the Indian possibility has not been eliminated as I thought when making the video, because Indian Army units each gave out their own serial numbers, meaning that there are potentially dozens of Indian soldiers who could have had the serial number 15948. As Indian Army archives are preserved in India and Pakistan, it will apparently not be possible to solve the mystery of this identification bracelet any time soon. https://battlefieldarchaeology.blogsp... https://researchww2.blogspot.com/ A Crocodile Tear Productions documentary. Service number 15948 Matricule 15948 1ere Division Francaise Libre 1ere DFL Gunner Thomas Leonard Hough, serial number 1083477 Royal Artillery Volunteer Peggy Baker W/42861. Larkhill. Auxiliary Territorial Service. Margaret Baker W. Aspey 21500063 Obergefreiter Johannes Neuber 22.6.1922 in Dresden, Fallschirmjäger Regiment 3 Moulliet Karl Kurt 9.7.1914 Metz Sablon Fallschirmjäger Oberfeldwebel Treiber oder Ofw Treiber Unteroffizier Beck, Uffz Beck, FPN 10532/C, Feldersatz-Bataillon 33, 15. Panzer-Division Frank Hind, service number 938818 Royal Artillery Clarence E.K. Cohoe RCAF Desert rats - 1941- 1943 - 1942 - El Alamein - Battle of El Alamein - Alam Halfa - Sollum - Ruweisat Ridge - Egypt - General Rommel - Field Marshal Montgomery - Afrika Korps - British 8th Army - India - Indian Army - 4th Infantry Division - New Zealand - Australia - South Africa - Germany - Commonwealth - Serial number - identification discs - identification tags - battlefield archaeology - rats of Tobruk - 28th Maori Battalion - trench art - commonwealth war graves commission - Bir Hacheim - Sepoy - Havildar - Naik - Subadar - 16th Punjab Regiment - 18th King Edward VII's Own Cavalry, I.A.C. - 9th Jat Regiment - 5th Mahratta Light Infantry - 1st Punjab Regiment - Indian Pioneer Corps - 10th Baluch Regiment - 11th Sikh Regiment - 7th Rajput Regiment - 8th Gurkha Rifles - Queen Victoria's Own Madras Sappers and Miners - 6th Rajputana Rifles - 12th Frontier Force Regiment - 13th Duke of Connaught's Own Lancers, I.A.C. - 18th Royal Garhwal Rifles - 3rd Queen Alexandra's Own Gurkha Rifles - Hyderabad Infantry - Indian States Forces - Indian Army Ordnance Corps - Indian Engineers