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Georgia Native Vietnam POW/MIA Wreath & Ribbon Hat or Lapel Pin, 1-1/4"D
Georgia Native Vietnam POW/MIA Wreath & Ribbon Hat or Lapel Pin, 1-1/4"D
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Date Unknown, acquired from a closing Army/Navy Surplus Store Location
The Georgia Native Vietnam POW/MIA Wreath & Ribbon Hat or Lapel Pin is a meaningful collectible that honors the sacrifices of prisoners of war (POW) and those missing in action (MIA) during the Vietnam War.
Material: Made from high-quality metal with a polished finish, ensuring durability and a professional appearance.
Design: Features a wreath and ribbon motif, symbolizing remembrance and respect for POW/MIA individuals. The design incorporates the State of Georgia Outline with the iconic POW/MIA emblem with the phrase "You Are Not Forgotten."
Size: Measures approximately 1-1/4 inches in diameter, making it a compact and stylish accessory for hats or lapels.
Purpose: Worn to honor and remember the sacrifices of POW/MIA individuals and to raise awareness of their stories.
Date Unknown, acquired from a closing Army/Navy Surplus Store Location
The Georgia Native Vietnam POW/MIA Wreath & Ribbon Hat or Lapel Pin is a meaningful collectible that honors the sacrifices of prisoners of war (POW) and those missing in action (MIA) during the Vietnam War.
Material: Made from high-quality metal with a polished finish, ensuring durability and a professional appearance.
Design: Features a wreath and ribbon motif, symbolizing remembrance and respect for POW/MIA individuals. The design incorporates the State of Georgia Outline with the iconic POW/MIA emblem with the phrase "You Are Not Forgotten."
Size: Measures approximately 1-1/4 inches in diameter, making it a compact and stylish accessory for hats or lapels.
Purpose: Worn to honor and remember the sacrifices of POW/MIA individuals and to raise awareness of their stories.
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