National POW/MIA Memorial and Museum Act

This legislation aims to provide a formal federal designation for the POW/MIA Memorial and Museum located in Jacksonville, Florida. By designating it as the National POW/MIA Memorial and Museum, the bill seeks to recognize the site as a primary location for honoring American prisoners of war and those missing in action. This designation is intended to elevate the site's status and highlight its role in preserving the history and sacrifices of military service members who were captured or never returned home. If enacted, the bill would not change the ownership or management of the facility, which is located at the former Cecil Field Naval Air Station. Instead, the measure serves as a formal recognition of the museum's national significance. Such designations often help local sites gain broader public awareness and can assist in efforts to educate citizens about the history of the United States military and the experiences of its personnel.