Yes, it can happen (and has), but it is not likely. Under Chapter 1 of Title 4 of the United States Code, the flag cannot be flown upside, except when a person is in distress.
Some people are abusing what the word distress means, and flying the flag upside down saying the country is in distress.
However, the flag code specifically says "instances of extreme danger to life or property." Most instances where people are claiming distress are an extreme stretch to say the least.
There are some local regulations that are more strictly enforced than the federal code. This is where arrests are more likely to occur.
In August of 2016, a US Army veteran in Iowa was arrested for this very thing. He was flying an upside down flag to protest an oil pipeline going in near his water supply. He is facing 30 days in jail and a fine.
Distress.
Flying an United States Flag upside down is a recognized distress signal.
It is meant as a sign of distress when there is an extreme danger to people or property
We celebrate by hanging a flag and for when they adopted the pattern for the flag.( Stars and stripes)
because they need to sleep upsidedown
US flag goes b the viewer's left
In wartime the flag is worn backwards to show advancement.. take the flag and put it on a flag-pole and run at the enemy.. it flies backwards.. Hope this helped Flying the flag upsidedown is a sign of duress. The idea being that your enemies would not know which side was up but your friends would and would come to your aid.
Means nothing. It is the proper way of hanging any flag from a building mounted pole.
That he burned an American flag as part of his protest. He was arrested, prosecuted and was found guilty. Johnson's flag
Yes I am looking at it right now
The flag of Corsica is white with the head of an African.
In the Land of Upsidedown - 1909 was released on: USA: January 1909