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Andersonville Community Spotlight: Why National POW/MIA Recognition Day Matters Here For Andersonville, Georgia, the National Prisoner of War/Missing in Action Recognition Day is more than just a date on the calendar—it’s a moment that connects our community to our unique legacy. Held at the Andersonville National Historic Site, this event honors the lives and struggles of former prisoners of war and those still missing, reflecting the deep history rooted in our own backyard. Locals and visitors alike gather among the solemn markers of the National Cemetery and the preserved grounds of the Andersonville Prison to hear names read aloud and stories remembered. It’s a shared act of remembrance, bringing together generations and forging bonds of gratitude and understanding. This day is an opportunity for Andersonville to reaffirm its commitment to honoring the past, supporting our military families, and educating the future. Join your neighbors in making history by being present for this important moment of collective honor and reflection.