I strongly support H. Con. Res. 301, which recognizes the American Gold Star Mothers, Inc., and Blue Star Mothers of America, Inc., for their sacrifices and patriotic support of the United States. I join my colleagues in urging the families of those serving in the armed forces to display a service flag in the window of their homes and to wear a service lapel button approved by the Secretary of Defense. At a time when our military men and women are putting their lives on the line of our safety, we all recognize the importance of displaying a service flag. In times of war, these flags symbolize the love and pride that we have for the young men and women in the Armed Forces. They are a poignant reminder just how much America's greatness depends on their bravery. The patriotic tradition of the service flag dates back to World War I, when mothers of young soldiers hand stitched red, white, and blue flags to hang in their windows as a sign that a loved one had gone to fight in the war.
Steve Israel: “I strongly support H. Con. Res. 301, which recognizes the American Gold Star Mothers, Inc., and Blue Star Mothers of…”
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Supporting a resolution recognizing the sacrifices of Gold Star and Blue Star Mothers.
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