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Category Archives: Flag Etiquette
Applauding the National Anthem in Church
A reader recently asked the following questions: This last weekend the Church I attend had our annual 9/11 commemorative with Col. Oliver North as special guest. Part of the Sunday Service was the singing of the National Anthem. After we … Continue reading
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Funeral Etiquette – Covering A Casket With The Flag
When the flag of the United States of America is used to cover a casket at a funeral, the flag should be placed on the casket so the union, or blue field, is at the head and over the left … Continue reading
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Flag Etiquette – Displaying the Flag on Memorial Day
When displaying the flag on Memorial Day, it is to remain at half staff until noon and then moved to full staff until sunset.
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How to Salute the American Flag
As we observe our nation’s birthday, and everday, it’s important to remember the proper way to salute the American flag. The U.S. Flag Code, Title 4, Section 9, states the protocol for saluting the American flag by citizens, those in … Continue reading
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