POW and MIA Flag

The POW/MIA flag is a powerful symbol honoring American prisoners of war and those missing in action, particularly from conflicts such as the Vietnam War. Designed in 1971, the flag features a stark black-and-white image of a silhouetted serviceman before a guard tower and barbed wire, along with the words “You Are Not Forgotten.” It serves as a reminder of the nation’s commitment to account for those who never returned home and to support their families. Today, the flag is flown at military installations, government buildings, and memorial sites across the United States as a lasting tribute to sacrifice and remembrance.

 

Measures 3 ft. tall by 5 ft. wide. Made of 100% polyester. Flag has two metal grommets for hanging.