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You want to know what days to fly your American flag, don't you?
Well, maybe not if you fly it every day. Every morning my wife takes our flag out to the front yard, attaches it to our telescoping flagpole and runs it up.
I usually watch her do it through the window. If it is really cold, I feel sorry for her and sometimes go out and give her a hand. Once in a while I don't want her to go out there and I sneak out and get the flag up before she does.
I sell flagpoles at my web sites. I recently set up a new site called http://www.aaaflagpoles.com. The triple AAA is to get it in front of other flagpole sellers. I'm so clever. Well, I'm not sure it works since most people don't know my new site exists.
Be that bold pitch as it is, you need to know the special days for flying the flag in case someone asks you. You will be a font of knowledge. Here are the days according to one of my flagpole catalogs:
New Years Day: to start the year right.
Third Monday in January: to honor Martin Luther King
January 20: because it is Inauguration Day.
February 12: To honor Abraham Lincoln.
Third Monday in February: to honor George Washington.
Easter Sunday: to honor the Easter Bunny.
Second Sunday in May: to honor your dear mother.
May 15: fly your flag at half-staff to honor police officers killed in the line of duty.
Third Saturday in May: to honor the armed forces. It's Armed Forces Day.
Last Monday in May: fly your flag at half-staff until noon to honor our war dead, and then run it all the way up. It's Memorial Day.
June 14: this is Flag Day.
Third Sunday in June: to honor your father.
July 4: to honor our country on Independence Day.
July 27: to honor me and other Korean war vets.
First Monday in September: because it's Labor Day.
September 11: fly your flag at half-mast because it is Patriot Day. (Anyone know what this means?)
September 17: to honor the Constitution.
Last Sunday in September: to honor Gold Star mothers who have lost their sons or daughters in war.
Second Monday in October: because it is Columbus Day.
October 27: it's Navy Day.
First Tuesday in November: because it's Election Day.
November 11: because it is Veteran's Day.
Fourth Thursday in November: it's Thanksgiving Day.
December 7: to honor Pearl Harbor Day.
December 25: to honor Santa Clause.
You may have special days in your state to add to this list. In Utah for example, the pioneer company leading the Mormon migration landed at Pioneer Park on July 24, 1847. Some of my family dragged in a few months later.
Now you know why we fly Old Glory everyday. It's a lot easier than trying to remember all of these dates.
You can leave your flag up all night too if you shine a light on it at night. Then you never have to take it down unless it is not a storm flag and you want to keep it dry.
Fly Old Glory!
The End
John T. Jones, Ph.D. (tjbooks@hotmail.com), a retired college professor and business executive, Former editor of an international engineering magazine. To learn more about Wealthy Affiliate University go to his info site. If you desire a flagpole to Fly Old Glory, go to the business site.
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All About the American Flag
History of the American Flag
"The American Flag" is the commonly used name for the officially sanctioned flag of the Untied States of America. The flag is designed with thirteen stripes alternating between red and white colors. The top left corner displays a dark blue rectangle that is filled with 50 white stars. Those white stars alternate between rows of 5 stars and rows of 6. There are nine rows of stars. No matter where you go around the world, the striking design of the US flag is recognized by everyone and reminds people of American values and lifestyle.
The thirteen red and white lines on the flag are representative of the original thirteen colonies that rebelled against the British and became the first 13 states of the USA The current fifty states of the USA are represented in the fifty white stars on the flag. Because of the power of these symbols, the flag is often nicknamed "The Stars and Stripes". It is also called the Star-Spangled Banner, now the name of the American national anthem which references the flag. But today the expression "Star Spangled Banner" refers more to the national anthem than to the flag it references.
The current design of the American flag that features fifty stars was designed in 1959 around the time that Alaska and Hawaii were being admitted into the union as full states. It was designed by high school student Robert G. Heft as a school project. This was the 26th time the US flag was redesigned to reflect new national realities.
There was originally no official US flag when the Declaration of Independence was given on July fourth, 1776. In the Revolutionary War the Grand Union flag was used as the de facto flag, and the first official US flag adopted in 1777 was based on the Grand Union flag. The first official flag looked similar to the current flag, except that there were only 13 stars, arranged in a circle within the navy blue rectangle..
Today the American flag is a symbol of American values, American democracy, and America's influence around the world. It is revered by most Americans, and hated by America's enemies. But there is nothing vague about its design. We know the American flag when we see it, and we are reminded of American history and nationhood.
About the Author
Chuck Edwards is a history buff who loves American history in particular. See his favorite American flag clipart at Clipart for free.
Where can i buy the american flag in brisbane?
pretty self explanatory. would like to buy the american flag in the near future, nothing fancy just need to hang it on the wall.. but has to be fairly large. problem is i have no idea where i can get one, help?
i would suggest flag world... it's really good place
http://www.flags2000.com.au/
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