3x5' POW/MIA Flag conceptualized the design for the

conceptualized the design for the flag

Perhaps one of the most recognizable city flag in the United States

The box-stitch is available on with a pole hem or with brass grommets

another world's fair that showcased technological and cultural advancements during the 1930s

The Continental Congress authorized the formation of two battalions of Marines to serve as naval infantry

3x5' POW/MIA Flag conceptualized the design for theThe POW MIA flag, symbolizing the nation's commitment to remembering and honoring prisoners of war (POWs) and those missing in action (MIAs), was created during the Vietnam War era. In 1971, Mrs. Mary Hoff, the wife of a service member missing in action in Vietnam, conceptualized the design for the flag. The flag features a silhouette of a man beneath a guard tower, with the words "You Are Not Forgotten" inscribed below. The flag gained official