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Usually, dog tags are removed from a fallen soldier to identify and later report their death, without the need to carry the body, as this would be virtually impossible in a combat situation. For example, in his trek through the [[Library (Installation 04)|Library]], [[Master Chief]] found a dead solider called [[Marvin Mobuto]] and took his dog tag.

Usually, dog tags are removed from a fallen soldier to identify and later report their death, without the need to carry the body, as this would be virtually impossible in a combat situation. For example, in his trek through the [[Library (Installation 04)|Library]], [[Master Chief]] found a dead solider called [[Marvin Mobuto]] and took his dog tag. Dog tags are supplemented by [[neural interface]]s, which are capable of displaying basic information for identification and additional information on a soldier's [[Wikipedia:Vital signs|vital signs]]. This information is accessed via a [[HUD|heads up display]]. Dog tags are useful in that they do not require a heads up display to access basic identification information.

Dog tags are supplemented by [[neural interface]]s, which are capable of displaying basic information for identification and additional information on a soldier's [[Wikipedia:Vital signs|vital signs]]. This information is accessed via a [[HUD|heads up display]]. Dog tags are useful in that they do not require a heads up display to access basic identification information.

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-Usually, dog tags are removed from a fallen soldier to identify and later report their death, without the need to carry the body, as this would be virtually impossible in a combat situation. For example, in his trek through the [[Library (Installation 04)|Library]], [[Master Chief]] found a dead solider called [[Marvin Mobuto]] and took his dog tag.
+Usually, dog tags are removed from a fallen soldier to identify and later report their death, without the need to carry the body, as this would be virtually impossible in a combat situation. For example, in his trek through the [[Library (Installation 04)|Library]], [[Master Chief]] found a dead solider called [[Marvin Mobuto]] and took his dog tag. Dog tags are supplemented by [[neural interface]]s, which are capable of displaying basic information for identification and additional information on a soldier's [[Wikipedia:Vital signs|vital signs]]. This information is accessed via a [[HUD|heads up display]]. Dog tags are useful in that they do not require a heads up display to access basic identification information.
-Dog tags are supplemented by [[neural interface]]s, which are capable of displaying basic information for identification and additional information on a soldier's [[Wikipedia:Vital signs|vital signs]]. This information is accessed via a [[HUD|heads up display]]. Dog tags are useful in that they do not require a heads up display to access basic identification information.
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