A flag is there to be seen and after dark it cannot be seen so it is taken down
Proper flag protocol says that the flag should not fly at night unless there are lights trained on it, then it's fine.
Yes, you can fly the American flag at night without light, but it is generally recommended to have it properly illuminated if displayed after dark. According to the U.S. Flag Code, the flag should be displayed only from sunrise to sunset unless it is illuminated. Therefore, while it's permissible to fly it at night without light, it is not in accordance with the spirit of the Flag Code.
THE US FLAG CAN BE FLOWN DURING THE DAY, ANYTIME. THE FLAG CAN ONLY BE FLOWN AT NIGHT IF IT IS PROPERLY LIGHTED.
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Absolutely. Flying your own countries flag is a privilege, however, if you keep your flag flying at night, it must have a light on it.
It is recommended to only fly the Canadian flag at night if it is properly illuminated to ensure it is visible. If not illuminated, it is advisable to lower the flag at sunset and raise it again at sunrise.
The U.S. flag should be flown from dawn to dusk. If flown at night, it is to be illuminated.
Generally, it is considered disrespectful to fly a flag, especially the U.S. flag, at night unless it is well lighted. Also, a damaged or frayed flag should not be flown if possible.
Yes it can you just put it outside and there is usually wind at night also. Therefore it is possible to fly the flag at night. (not saying its respectful or anything).
A country's flag is not supposed to fly after dark because it is bad luck for the country and the people representing the country! So it is considered poor flag etiquette. At any rate, you wouldn't be able to see it.
They fly a different flag, because they are a different country, now if they were the same country, they would fly the the US flag.
The U.S. flag is properly illuminated at night to ensure it remains visible and recognizable as a symbol of the country. This practice follows U.S. flag code guidelines that emphasize displaying the flag with respect and dignity, even during hours of darkness.