The National POW/MIA Memorial and Museum needs your help.
On April 29th 2025, H.R.3057- National POW/MIA Memorial and Museum Act was introduced to the 119th Congress.
Text of the legislation will be available soon.
We encourage Congressional co-sponsors from both sides of the aisle; this bipartisan bill requires no federal funds and simply authorizes the name “National” to designate the large scope of the project and the importance for our nation to recognize and understand what our POWs and MIAs and their families experienced from WWII to present day. Visitors from across the country – and from other countries – will learn from interactive, dynamic exhibits and stories told in addition to events held throughout the year. The legacy of these heroes must be preserved and shared with future generations. Please consider contacting your Representative and urging their support!
Contact your Representative to Co-Sponsor H.R.3057
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Why seeking a National designation is important:
This will assure to all Missing in Action families, former Prisoners of War, veterans, those currently serving and the general public that there is a site that will remember, honor, and educate by sharing POW/MIA stories.
Why we chose the site at former NAS Cecil Field, Master Jet Base (1941-1999):
The “Vietnam War Memorial” of POW/MIA pilots was erected in 1973, now known as “Hero’s Walk & Freedom Trees” on this historic site.
Mary Hoff was the POW/MIA flag creator and wife of
LCDR Michael G. Hoff, who is one of the pilots at the Memorial.
Our non-profit organization is all volunteer and supports the mission to providing the fullest possible accounting for our missing personnel to their families and the nation. To learn more and get involved, visit us at powmiamemorial.org. Together we can honor our POW/MIAs and ensure their stories are never forgotten.
