Okla. Stat. tit. 25, § 25-90.13
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POW/MIA Recognition Day
Official statutory text
The third Friday of September of each year is hereby designated
as “POW/MIA Recognition Day”, and the Governor is authorized and
requested to:
1. Issue annually a proclamation calling on all the citizens of
this state to observe the day with appropriate ceremonies and
activities; and
2. Authorize all state agencies, interested organizations,
groups and individuals to fly the flag of the National League of
Families of American Prisoners of War and Missing in Action on the
third Friday of each September to symbolize America’s missing
military personnel and our determination to account for them.
as “POW/MIA Recognition Day”, and the Governor is authorized and
requested to:
1. Issue annually a proclamation calling on all the citizens of
this state to observe the day with appropriate ceremonies and
activities; and
2. Authorize all state agencies, interested organizations,
groups and individuals to fly the flag of the National League of
Families of American Prisoners of War and Missing in Action on the
third Friday of each September to symbolize America’s missing
military personnel and our determination to account for them.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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