by MalNino

Pow-mia Flags Fly High

Have you ever wondered how the inspiration of this black and white POW-MIA flag was created? I found the story behind this very interesting flags to symbolize a powerful message. This silhouette flag of a bowed head against a guard tower with a single strand barbed wire set serves as a national symbol and forget our country never a challenge for our missing and captive soldiers are fighting for our country.

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