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The US Flag Code, Title 4, Chapter 1, Section 7, Subsection m consistently uses the term "half-staff." The whitehouse.gov website also consistently uses the phrase "half-staff." The other term, "half-mast," is used in certain on-line dictionaries. This term has naval connotations because ships have masts. For the general public either term should be readily understood to mean the same thing.

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it means that someone in the army has died in battle

It allows the invisible flag of death to fly at the top of the mask

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Raise the flag to the truck (the flagpole top-piece) then lower the flag to half mast.

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