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What year was the US flag planted on the moon?

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Who planted the us flag on the moon?

Neil Armstrong planted the U.S Flag on the moon.


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In what year did mountaineers first plant the US flag on top of Mount Everest?

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What did Neil Armstrong do on moon?

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Who planted the US flag on the north pole in 1909?

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When was the us flag planted at the north pole?

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Is the US flag on the moon still?

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