Large POW MIA Embroidered Patch Iron-On Vietnam War Prisoner of War Military Emblem

Used it for the back of a jean jacket and after so many washes it still holding on.

This patch says it all. All who served gave some, but some gave all. Those who still are listed as MIA will always be on our minds and hopefully someday they will be found. Yes, sometimes POWs & MIAs do return home. I met one soldier who weighed 225 lbs., when captured in 1973. In 1998 weighed 78 lbs. when he escaped and found safe haven, which led him to be returned to America. His family had been told he was dead consequently, his family had given up hope, moved on, & had forgotten him. Enough said.

Very high quality and very pleased

High Quality. Great Quality. Mellenials and the Greatest Generation that ever lived have NO IDEA what it means to Vietnam Veterans and the families of POWs and MIAs to hold the memory of a scorned segment of the less fortunate baby boom population. At least they will ask you "Hey Mister, what does that patch on the back of your jacket mean?"

Oh yeah you forgot. Stop kidding yourselves. You have no clue of what horror they went through so you could get free this and free that.It wasent free for pow's. And you don't even know their names to thank them. Who do you think you are that you deserve the great freedoms they paid for. Wear this patch and know...it could be you.

Well made patch that can be sewn or ironed on... Or even both.Quiet professionals are rarely publicly announced when DUSTWUN

Love em, great for my kids vests. 3/4 the size of a full size back patch. but stands apart on youth members.

It is extremely well made and feels like one of the patches that I used when I was in the military. I will make a great addition to my military MA1 jacket. It actually looks like something I would have worn on my uniform. I recommend it to anyone who served their country and is putting together something to remember their service!