This POW/MIA Flag is made out of nylon, a flag material known for it's durability. It has been finished with a strong header and brass grommets for easy display. This flag is double-sided for added durability and so it can be viewed correctly from both sides.

The POW/MIA flag depicts a silhouette of a man's head with a barbed wire fence and a watchtower in the background. Above the design is the title "POW/MIA," and below the design the flag bears the motto "You Are Not Forgotten." With the exception of the American flag, the POW/MIA flag is the only flag to fly over the White House and fly continually over the capitol's rotunda.

History of the POW/MIA flag

Occasions to fly the POW/MIA Flag

• Armed Forces Day (3rd Sat. in May)
• Memorial Day (Last Mon. in May)
• Flag Day (June 14)
• Independence Day (July 4)
• National POW/MIA Recognition Day (3rd Fri. in Sept.)
• Veterans Day (Nov. 11)