MIA Recognition Day in 2021

Please join Susan and me in praying on this POW/MIA Recognition Day for the family and friends of prisoners of war and our brave American soldiers who are still missing in action. They are lost but NEVER forgotten. https://t.co/FsEiS9Schd

— Mike Pompeo (@mikepompeo) September 17, 2021

National POW/MIA Recognition Day. You are not forgotten. https://t.co/Al2sf8wIjw

— American Legion Post 735 (@LegionPost735) September 17, 2021

POW/MIA Recognition Day is a day to honor the brave Americans who have been held as prisoners of war, and those who never came home. Over 80,000 Americans remain unaccounted for. 785 are Nebraskans. #POWMIARecognitionDay https://t.co/2L5TInSFVZ

— NEVetsAffairs (@NEVetsAffairs) September 17, 2021

On National POW/MIA Recognition Day, and every day, we honor our nation’s service members who were held captive and returned, and those who never came home. We are humbled by their service and sacrifice. #YouAreNotForgotten | #POWMIARecognitionDay https://t.co/1Voi4nOCTj

— U.S. Army (@USArmy) September 17, 2021

POW & MIA Recognition Day. #powmiarecognitionday https://t.co/9KIAnpnBdt

— The Reserve Force (@TheReserveForce) September 17, 2021

Today is national POW MIA recognition day. Let’s remember those who have been lost in war. https://t.co/95bua2gCQG

— Duckduckjeep (@duckduckjeep) September 17, 2021

On this September 17, National POW/MIA Recognition Day, @CBP at the Los Angeles Field Office would like to take a moment to #remember those who were lost but not forgotten. https://t.co/NE49SeiNjO

— DFO Carlos C. Martel (@DFOLosAngeles) September 17, 2021