Danang Enterprises

Military Collectibles and Memorabilia

POW - MIA Bracelets & KIA Bracelets

ORDER FORM

(most orders ship within 10 working days)

We will also engrave bracelets per customer provided information for WWII, Somalia, Grenada, Panama, and all other Wars and conflicts.

We can also personalize with military units, nicknames, locations, and many other customer requests.

BRACELET WEARERS

The Vietnam War became distinctive with many adaptive military personalizations. In addition to Cammies, Boonie Hats, and Insignias, many American Servicemen returned home from Vietnam wearing plain brass bracelets given to them by the Montagnard hill tribesmen they had fought with. To the wearer, the bracelet stood for comradeship - a bonding with a faraway friend who remained in danger.

In the late 1960's, Americans concerned with the status and treatment of missing and captured Servicemen borrowed the idea to create the POW-MIA Bracelet to create a National public awareness campaign.

The original plain aluminum bracelets evolved into red-anodized aluminum, stainless steel, copper, brass, and nickel plated versions. Their popularity spawned a blue-anodized aluminum bracelet for those remaining unaccounted for from the Korean War. A black-anodized aluminum version is now engraved for anyone Killed In Action from any of America's Wars. The Vietnam KIA bracelet is engraved with the individual Panel Number from The Wall in Washington, D.C.