“The BWH safety and security team has worked diligently in hopes of finding the ring’s rightful owner but has been unsuccessful to date,” the hospital wrote Friday in a Facebook post with photos of the ring.
The initials R.E.Z. are inscribed inside the band of the ring. One side features a banner that reads “Airborne” above an eagle’s head, suggesting the owner may have been from the 101st Airborne Division. The other side of the ring features a sword, point up, on top of Roman fasces, consistent with the shoulder sleeve insignia of the 18th Military Police Brigade.
The hospital also shared photos of the ring on Twitter.
This @USArmy ring w/ R.E.Z engraved on it was found @BWH 2 yrs ago. Help us find it’s owner before #VeteransDay by sharing this far & wide! pic.twitter.com/IMVpqlReyF
— Brigham and Women’s (@BrighamWomens) November 4, 2016
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