POW-MIA Grave Flag

POW-MIA Grave Flag size 12x18 inches  View our full POW-MIA collection "You Are Not Forgotten": The History and Origin of the POW-MIA Flag At Gates Flag & Banner, we understand that some flags are more than national symbols—they are promises. The POW-MIA flag is one of the most powerful emblems of remembrance in American history. Simple in design, yet profound in meaning, this black-and-white flag serves as a solemn reminder that some of our heroes never made it home—and that we must never stop honoring their sacrifice. The POW-MIA flag is more than cloth and ink. It's a national commitment to bring them all home. The Origins: A Family’s Mission Becomes a National Symbol The story of the POW-MIA flag begins not in the halls of Congress or a military base, but in the heart of a family. In the late 1960s, as the Vietnam War raged on, American families became increasingly concerned about the rising number of U.S. service members listed as Prisoners of War (POWs) or Missing in Action