Remembering POW/MIA @ Riverside National Cemetery [Video]

Authors

Thomas G. Connors, University of Northern IowaFollow

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Document Type

Video

Abstract

Each day, every staffed Department of Veterans Affairs national cemetery flies two flags--the United States of America flag and the Prisoners or War/Missing in Action flag. The POW/MIA flag, now a well-recognized national symbol, was developed to remind every American of the U.S. service members whose fates were never accounted for during war.

Department

Department of History

Original Publication Date

10-15-2021

Repository

UNI ScholarWorks, Rod Library, University of Northern Iowa

Copyright

Public Domain

Language

en

File Format

video/mp4

Recommended Citation

Connors, Thomas G., "Remembering POW/MIA @ Riverside National Cemetery [Video]" (2021). Faculty Publications. 6829.
https://scholarworks.uni.edu/facpub/6829