POW/MIA Recognition Day | New Smyrna Beach, Florida
9/18/26, 5:00 PM
R3DOUBT Security Group joined VFW Post 4250 and the New Smyrna Beach community to honor America's prisoners of war, those still missing in action, and the families who continue to carry their legacy.
I would also use actual photos of the R3DOUBT team at the ceremony as the hero image rather than the event flyer if you have them. That will make the Community section feel much more authentic and demonstrate R3DOUBT's actual involvement. The flyer could then appear farther down the page as supporting event imagery.
Honoring Those Who Never Came Home: POW/MIA Recognition Day
On September 18, members of R3DOUBT Security Group joined the New Smyrna Beach community at VFW Post 4250 - The Little V in observance of National POW/MIA Recognition Day.
The ceremony brought veterans, community members, and local leaders together to honor the American service members who endured captivity as prisoners of war and those who remain missing in action.
For R3DOUBT, a veteran-owned company, participating in events like this is personal. Our connection to the military community extends well beyond the work we do. The values of service, sacrifice, accountability, and commitment that shaped many members of our team continue to influence who we are as an organization today.
The New Smyrna Beach ceremony was officiated by Mayor Fred Cleveland and served as an opportunity for the community to reflect on those who served, the families who continue to wait for answers, and the responsibility we share to ensure their sacrifices are never forgotten.
The event also supported VFW Post 4250's Operation Bring Them Home, reinforcing the Post's continued commitment to honoring America's missing service members.
R3DOUBT was proud to stand alongside fellow veterans, families, local leaders, and members of the New Smyrna Beach community for this meaningful observance.
To those who returned, those who are still missing, and the families who have carried their memory forward: you are not forgotten.
Never Forgotten. Always Honored.