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2. U.S. Military Service Flags - US Flag Supply

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   Department of Defense flags consist of U.S. Army, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Navy, U.S. Air Force, Navy, National Guard, U.S. Coast Guard, Joint Chiefs of staff, Dept of Defense, marine signaling flags. 888-442-3524 (44A-FLAG)

3. U.S. Army Military Flags | Officer Flags | Unit Flags - US Flag...

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   We stock all sizes of nylon U.S. Army Service flags and a large selection of heavy weight polyester flags too. Please call for custom flags. All our Army flags are made to the United States government's design specifications.

4. Size 7 Government Spec. First Navy Jack Flags - US Flag Supply

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   Size 7 First Navy Jack flag is made in accordance with U.S. Government Specifications - U. S. Code, Title 4. Official Government size (1:1.9) host fly ratio. Features include: lock-stitched seams, industrial strength, 200 Denier nylon with matching material and thread colors.

5. The History of the Kentucky State Flag - US Flag Supply

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   From the end of the Civil War until World War I, Kentucky retained the flag of the Union as its unofficial state flag. An official state flag depicting the state's seal encircled with goldenrod was adopted in 1918. Kentucky's General Assembly adopted a state flag in 1918 but could not agree on the final specification for ten years.

6. American Flags Made to U.S. Government specifications MIL SPEC

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   Our G-Spec line of United States flags are made to the official U.S. Government Specifications and are in accordance to the US Code, Title 4, (1:1.9) Ratio.

7. How to Fold a Flag and the Flag Folding Ceremony - US Flag Supply

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   The National Flag Foundation presents its own special flag folding ceremony, incorporating several of the virtues attributed to the colors of the Flag as specified in 1782 by Charles Thomson, then Secretary of Congress.

8. The History of the Texas State Flag - usflagsupply.com

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   Three different flags were adopted by the southern Confederacy. The first one, the Stars and Bars, is best known, and consists of a blue field in the upper corner, next to the staff, with white stars in a circular position and three stripes (bars), two of red and one of white.

9. The History of the Missouri State Flag - US Flag Supply

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   Missouri's Flag History. For nearly a century after achieving statehood, Missouri did not have an official flag. The idea for a flag originated in 1908, when the Daughters of the American Revolution formed a committee to look into designing a state flag.

10. United States Flags - US Flag Supply

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    Our US flags are available in many quality fabric options and all popular sizes! Buy an American flag made in the USA!

11. U.S. Air Force Flags for Indoor, Ceremony & Parades - US Flag...

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    U.S. Air Force flags for presentation display, ceremonial and parades are finished with a side pole sleeve and gold fringe. 2ft. x 3ft.