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What island battle has the famous photo shout of American troops raising the flag in World War 2?
The island was called Iwo Jima on where the Americans troops raised the flag
What is the name of the troops that provide support to the battle troops?
A garrison,Artillery crew or air support.
What does red represent on a flag?
the blood spilled by our past and present troops
When the Union troops in the field began to run away what happened to the flag in The Red Badge of Courage?
In "The Red Badge of Courage," when the Union troops began to run away, the flag-bearer hesitated but then ran as well, leaving the flag behind. Henry Fleming, the main character, eventually picks up the flag and carries it, feeling a sense of duty and responsibility.
How do you support the troops?
I joined the military.
How did Americans support the troops in the Iraq war?
People put yellow ribbons in trees, used "Support our Troops" bumper stickers, sent food, clothing and letters to the troops in Iraq. People put yellow ribbons in trees, used "Support our Troops" bumper stickers, sent food, clothing and letters to the troops in Iraq.
Why are you proud to pledge allegiance to our flag?
Because it reminds me of the troops and the way they fought for us.
What do you do to dispose of the Oklahoma State Flag?
Most Boy Scout Troops will perform that service for you.
What happened to the flag when the union troops in the field began to run away?
When the Union troops began to run away in battle, the flag often fell to the ground or was left behind, symbolizing disarray and retreat. In some instances, soldiers would attempt to rescue the flag, recognizing its importance as a rallying point and a symbol of their unity and cause. The loss or abandonment of the flag could demoralize the troops and indicate a significant setback in the battle. Such moments were critical in the narrative of the conflict and the valor of the soldiers involved.
When the Union troops in the field began to run a way what happened to the flag?
When Union troops began to retreat in the field, their flags, which symbolized their unit and national pride, often fell into disarray or were abandoned. In some cases, the flags were heroically defended by soldiers who risked their lives to prevent the enemy from capturing them, as losing the flag was considered a significant disgrace. The fate of the flag depended on the circumstances of the retreat and the determination of the troops to protect their colors.
How can you honor your war veterans?
Support the troops today.
Can you name the knight who commanded his own troops in battle under his own square shaped flag?
Banneret
