Vietnam Veterans Of America Flag 3x5Ft (Nylon)
Product Description
This High Quality Vietnam Veterans Of America 3x5Ft Flag is made of a heavyweight Nylon fabric and features a reinforced Header, Real heavy duty brass grommets, and multiple rows of stitching on all the flag edges.at will fly with the lightest of breezes. This is a well made flag made in the USA to honor those who served in Americas longest war. This flag is ideal for flying outdoors or for indoor display. It's sharp crisp details make this flag a great value for the price.
Flag Information;
The primary color of the flag is is golden yellow which is also the color of the Vietnam Service Ribbon. The seventeen brown stars are arranged in three vertical rows which represent the seventeen official campaigns of the Vietnam War.
◾The VVA insignia is centered between the campaign stars and the “fly” of the flag. The symbol incorporates the colors and stripes of the Vietnam Service Ribbon which was awarded to all men and women who served in Southeast Asia during the qualifying periods for the award and includes the contiguous waters or air space thereover from July 4, 1965, through March 28, 1973.
The insignia is surrounded by a wreath which contains a laurel branch and a sheaf of rice stalks. The two are tied together at the base with a strand of black barbed wire.
The laurel signifies honor to all who served in SouthEast Asia and the rice represents Southeast Asia. The black barbed wire represents the POWs and MIAs who are still unaccounted for.
Flag Information;
The primary color of the flag is is golden yellow which is also the color of the Vietnam Service Ribbon. The seventeen brown stars are arranged in three vertical rows which represent the seventeen official campaigns of the Vietnam War.
◾The VVA insignia is centered between the campaign stars and the “fly” of the flag. The symbol incorporates the colors and stripes of the Vietnam Service Ribbon which was awarded to all men and women who served in Southeast Asia during the qualifying periods for the award and includes the contiguous waters or air space thereover from July 4, 1965, through March 28, 1973.
The insignia is surrounded by a wreath which contains a laurel branch and a sheaf of rice stalks. The two are tied together at the base with a strand of black barbed wire.
The laurel signifies honor to all who served in SouthEast Asia and the rice represents Southeast Asia. The black barbed wire represents the POWs and MIAs who are still unaccounted for.
