Major Bargains Presents

Wall of Honor

The United States flag centered with the six Armed Forces service flags of the Army, Marine Corps, Navy, Air Force, Space Force, and Coast Guard arranged respectfully around it

Honor • Service • Sacrifice • Remembrance

They raised their right hand.

They wore our country's uniform.

They stood ready to go where they were called, serve where they were needed, and give what was asked of them.

Some came home to their families. Some are serving still. Some never came home. Different branches. Different generations. Different stories. One nation. One flag. And a debt of gratitude that does not expire.

The Major Bargains Wall of Honor exists to preserve their names, their faces, and their stories. Not because they asked to be recognized. Because they deserve to be remembered.

Military dog tags resting beside a folded American flag on dark wood

To every American who has worn the uniform: We see you. We remember you. We honor you. This Wall is yours.

Add Their Name to the Wall

Every service story deserves a place to be remembered. Honor a current service member, veteran, or loved one who has passed by creating their place on the Major Bargains Wall of Honor.

There is no charge. There is no purchase required.

Honor is not something we sell.

Honor a Service Member

A free Major Bargains account is required to submit. Every submission is reviewed before publication.

This Month's Featured Story

This month, we pause to learn more about

Every name on this Wall carries a story worth remembering. Each month, we pause to share one of them.

James Edward Valentine Jr.

James Edward Valentine Jr.

Petty Officer Second Class (E-5)

U.S. Navy

Patrol Squadron 68 (VP-68), "Blackhawks"

In Memoriam

Read their story

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You don't need to filter. You can also simply scroll through the Wall.

Send More Than Thanks

Coming Soon

Some gratitude should arrive in a box. A favorite snack. Something from home. Something that makes a long day a little easier. Something that says:

Someone remembered me.

Eligible living service members and veterans may display a sponsor button on their profile when sponsorship was enabled by their submitter.

1

Choose someone

Visit an eligible Honor Profile.

2

Open their wish list

Their Amazon Wish List was created in their name.

3

Choose what to send

The sponsor chooses the items.

4

Amazon sends it to us

Private mailing info stays private.

5

We take it from there

We verify, prepare, and send it forward.

You may never meet the person whose day you changed.

That does not make the gesture any smaller.

Sponsorship uses Amazon Wish Lists only. Sponsors purchase directly through Amazon. Major Bargains does not collect sponsor money for the gifts. The service member's private address is never exposed to the sponsor.

Care package counts shown on profiles are informational, not a ranking. Multiple people may sponsor the same service member or veteran.