MS HC11

Memorializes the U.S. Congress to officially designate the Honor and Remember Flag as a national emblem honoring fallen members of the United States Armed Forces who died in the line of duty.

Describes the flag's symbolism: red field represents brave servicepersons who sacrificed their lives; blue star symbolizes active military service dating to World War I; white border recognizes purity of sacrifice; gold star signifies the ultimate sacrifice of warriors not returning home.

Notes the flag includes a flame symbolizing the eternal spirit of the departed and a folded flag element representing the nation's final tribute to fallen servicepersons and families' sacrifice.

References an estimated 1.6 million fallen servicepersons throughout U.S. history and acknowledges the debt owed to them and their grieving families and communities.

Directs copies of the resolution be sent to congressional leadership, all Mississippi Congressional delegation members, and the Capitol Press Corps.