In 1982, "the POW/MIA flag became the only flag other than the Stars and Stripes to fly over the White House in Washington, D.C.," according to Veterans Affairs.

United States and POW/MIA flags were spotted hung upside down at three separate sites in southern Brooklyn Friday – including one next to an Army Base — infuriating many local residents who b… ...

It is to be done in honor of National POW/MIA Recognition Day. All agencies and institutions are encouraged to display the POW/MIA flag at full staff.

The League introduced the black-and-white POW-MIA symbol and flag, which features a prisoner surrounded by a guard tower and shred of barbed wire above the words You Are Not Forgotten, in early 1972.

The POW/MIA flag, first introduced in the 1970s, represents the tens-of-thousands of U.S. military members who were captured or went missing in action.

In 2019, during President Trump’s first term, he signed a bipartisan bill, sponsored by Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), requiring that the POW/MIA flag be displayed whenever the US flag is ...

After several conversations the POW/MIA flag was born. While her mother didn’t design the flag, she certainly inspired it. “The only contribution to what the flag looks like that my mother ...

U.S. and POW/MIA flags fly together. Veterans in Cheshire, Conn., are protesting the removal of the POW/MIA flag from town property, a decision the town said was made in accordance with its flag ...

On Dec. 9, the POW/MIA flag was flown as part of a POW/MIA ceremony held at the Capitol before Beshear took office, according to the release, but outgoing Gov. Matt Bevin's administration did not ...

The order calls for all Commonwealth flags to be flown at full staff on public buildings and grounds in Virginia and to display the POW/MIA flag, according to Code of Virginia, section 2.2-3310.1.

All agencies and institutions are encouraged to display the POW/MIA flag at full staff. The flag is normally flown below the flag of the United States. Close Ad.