Killed by very friendly fire - WWII ID tags found in Egyptian desert reveal their tragic secrets

Two World War II identification tags recovered in the Egyptian desert and belonging to soldiers that were killed in action are researched, revealing their secrets and leading to the discovery of how both of their owners died during the war.
One was killed by an accidental discharge while the other died during the sinking of the Laconia.

The video explains how Italian WWII era identification tags can be researched without much difficulty, and shows numerous World War II examples of friendly fire or accidental deaths.

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I am trying to contact the family of the following soldier, if you are his relative, please send me an email:
-Johannes Neubert 22.6.1922 Dresden + 1.9.1942
Soto Tenente Chiarello Francesco, 26.2.1906 Salerno

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