During World War II, I found that my wedding ring was being damaged by the use of my GI trenching shovel, so I took it off and placed it on my dog-tag chain.
After being promoted from corporal to staff sergeant, I sent my wife a photo of myself wearing the new stripes. Instead of congratulations, the letter I got back contained just five words: "PUT THAT RING BACK ON!"
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