California SR121 honors the Killed in Action flag as a symbol for those killed in combat.

California SR121 recognizes the Killed in Action flag as an emblem of sacrifice and respect for U.S. Armed Forces members killed in combat. The resolution encourages Californians to display the flag on appropriate occasions, including Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and Independence Day. The flag, created in 1993, bears the words “killed in action,” “the brave and the free,” and “America remembers.” The resolution also urges the display of the flag on state and local public buildings, at veterans’ memorials, schools, civic institutions, and private residences.

California SR121 honors the Killed in Action flag as a symbol for those killed in combat.

California SR121 recognizes the Killed in Action flag as an emblem of sacrifice and respect for U.S. Armed Forces members killed in combat. The resolution encourages Californians to display the flag on appropriate occasions, including Memorial Day, Veterans Day, and Independence Day. The flag, created in 1993, bears the words “killed in action,” “the brave and the free,” and “America remembers.” The resolution also urges the display of the flag on state and local public buildings, at veterans’ memorials, schools, civic institutions, and private residences.