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Origonaly when the Air Force was created piolts use to fly on bald egaels

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Q: What does the bald eagle stand for on the air force seal?
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What bird is shown on the seal of the US?

The bald eagle.


What bird is on the great seal?

The bald eagle is on the Great Seal of the United States.


Why is there a bald eagle at the top of Oregon seal?

They live there


What does the bald eagle represent on the great seal?

Peace


Why was the bald eagle chosen to be the US seal?

Because it is the United States Bird


What is the symbol for an executive branch?

It is the Presidential Seal. The seal is an bald eagle holding arrows in his talons and other symbols around him.


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They represent the original 13 colonies.


What bird is the national bird of US?

The Bald Eagle is considered the national bird of the United States. Its image was adopted in the emblems for the Great Seal and the Seal of the President and it is illegal to hunt these birds in America.


When did the eagle become the national bird?

The bald eagle has been the national bird of the United States since 1782. Famously, Benjamin Franklin preferred the wild turkey as a national symbol. The bald eagle first appeared as a symbol of America on a copper cent minted in Massachusetts in 1776! Happily, the bald eagle was recently removed from the Endangered Species list.


What does the bald eagle on the Presidential Seal have on its chest?

SHIELD: A Paleways (or Pale) of thirteen pieces argentand gules, a chief azure.


When did the bald eagle become the US national bird?

On June 20th, 1782 the Second Continental Congress adopted the bald eagle for the Great Seal of the United States. On the same day, it was also adopted as the national bird of the United States.