Chapter presents 2026 DPAA posters to families as keepsakes during POW/MIA ceremony
September 18, 2026 | Jacksonville, Onslow County, North Carolina
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An announcer highlighted the 2026 DPAA poster and described its symbolism, then announced that framed posters would be presented to family members present so they could display them at home. Organizers said the poster incorporates a gold star to honor Gold Star families and a POW/MIA flag image appropriate for this year's recognition.
"We're going to present them with a one of these posters and a frame so they can take it back home with you and display in your in your place of honor," the announcer said, describing the family's keepsake. Families were thanked for attending and encouraged to keep the memory of missing service members alive.
"We're going to present them with a one of these posters and a frame so they can take it back home with you and display in your in your place of honor," the announcer said, describing the family's keepsake. Families were thanked for attending and encouraged to keep the memory of missing service members alive.
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