We honor those who endured captivity, those who remain unaccounted for and the families who continue to wait for answers.
You Are Not ForgottenVFW Post 759 joins veterans, families and Americans across the nation in remembering our prisoners of war and those still missing from past conflicts. Their courage, sacrifice and service will not be forgotten.
We honor the American service members who were captured and held as prisoners of war. Their endurance under unimaginable circumstances represents extraordinary courage and devotion to country.
We remember every service member who has not returned home and support the continuing mission to locate, identify and account for America’s missing personnel.
We stand with the families who have carried uncertainty, grief and hope across generations. Their loved ones’ service and sacrifice remain part of our nation’s story.
The black-and-white POW/MIA flag is a lasting reminder of American service members who were prisoners of war or remain missing in action.
Its words—"You Are Not Forgotten”—represent the nation’s promise to remember their service, seek the fullest possible accounting and support the families awaiting answers.
National POW/MIA Recognition Day is observed each year to honor former prisoners of war and remember those who remain missing.
Americans are encouraged to pause, reflect and renew the promise that these service members and their families will never be forgotten.
VFW Post 759 remains committed to preserving the memory of America’s prisoners of war and missing service members. Remembrance is more than a single ceremony or day on the calendar—it is a continuing responsibility.
We encourage members of the Kearney community to learn their stories, display the POW/MIA flag respectfully and help teach future generations why the promise "You Are Not Forgotten” must endure.
The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency provides information about its accounting mission, current recovery efforts and American personnel still missing from past conflicts.
