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What are two things the flag should never touch?
ground and water
What are the two things the American flag should never touch?
The Section 8b code states that the American flag should never touch anything beneath it, such as the ground, the floor, water, or merchandise.
What are two things US flag should never touch?
It shouldn't touch anything but gloved hands
What are two important things people should know about displaying a flag?
The flag must only be flown between sunrise and sunset (unless it is properly lit). The flag must never touch the ground. The flag must be ceremoniously disposed of when it becomes faded or tatered (contact your local Boy Scout troop). The flag is raised quickly and lowered slowly.
What is one thing an employee should never do?
An employee should never say or do anything that can be viewed as critical or disrespectful to an employe. Stealing and lying would be two huge things an employee should never do.
Should the flag of Nepal be changed?
Noway should it be changed it is the most unique flag in the world. It is two triangled.
Name two important rules about the American flag?
You can never let the flag touch the ground or it has to be burned. Secondly, do not spill any thing on the flag or will have to burn.
Two things you should never use to clean a flat panel LCD screen?
Windex or anything with ammonia in it.
What animal is on New York flag?
The Eagle is the top-middle of the flag. There's also two people on the side holding things
What two things never meet or pass?
Two things that never meet or pass are called parallel objects. Or parallel lines.
What are the five places where the US Flag is never lowered?
The five places the American flag is never lowered are on the back of the $10 bill, two on the back of the $20 bill, the back of the $50 bill and on the moon.
What is the book you Pledge Allegiance about?
In the Pledge of Allegiance, you pledge your allegiance to two things: the U.S. flag and the United States (the republic for which the flag stands).
