UPDATE: The “BGE” initials inside the ring indicate it is from the Bradford Exchange, a business that sells various jewelry items designed for specific events, anniversaries and causes, or for any occasion. The initials don’t appear to represent those of a specific person.
A member of the North Dakota National Guard needs your help this Veterans Day this weekend…
Mike Yem is trying to find the owner of this POW/MIA ring.
He found it about a month ago at a rest stop along I-94 just outside of Bismarck.
The ring has the initials BGE on the inside — along with the inscription, Freedom is always worth fighting for.
The phrase POW/MIA has close meaning to Mike and his wife.
They both serve in the guard.
Mike’s grandfather fought in WWII and his dad served in Vietnam.
“It’s a POW/MIA type deal it’s probably got a lot deeper meaning to the individual, where they were a prisoner of war or had a family member, relative, friend.”
If you know who the ring may belong to — reach out to us and we’ll get you the contact info for Mike and his wife.
