For civilians I'd say proper etiquette would be: -Never let the flag touch the ground
-Fold the flag properly when not flown
(Directions somewhere on the net)
-The flag should be flown at night only if there is a light source illuminating it
-On days the flag is to be flown at half-mast, the proper technique is to raise the flag the entire way up the pole and then down to half-mast. There's much much more to it for the Armed Services. A friendly recruiter would surely help you with any more details.
It's the element responsible for the display, raising, lowering, and general maintenance of the colours (typically, flags), both national and as pertaining to that specific unit.
The only records I have found are still photos. If you have a copy of Flags of Our Fathers by James Bradley, there are photos of the stages of the flag raising. (lowering of one as the second was raised to the photo that caused the sensation)
I am pretty sure that there are websites that will give you tons of information on military flag etiquette. I think there may even be a few books about how to display military flags.
It is a proper noun, so should be capitalized Six Flags, a US theme park corporation.
You can but it's not good for the flag. The unofficial flag etiquette says that flags should not be flown in the rain.
Yes, "Six Flags" should be capitalized because it is a proper noun. Proper nouns, such as names of specific places or brands, are always capitalized in English. This rule applies to the entire phrase "Six Flags" as it is the official name of a well-known amusement park chain.
The amount of money you can deposit into the bank without raising red flags with the tax authorities is typically 10,000 or less. Depositing larger amounts may trigger a report to the authorities to prevent money laundering or tax evasion.
No, being the name of something specific, it is a proper noun.
No flag can be flown the American flag when on American soil.
Scotland has two flags. One is the St Andrew's Cross with its alternative name of the Saltire and the other flag is the Lion Rampant.
PUBLIC LAW 94 - 344 specifies: "Section 2 (e) The flag should be displayed daily on or near the main administration building of every public institution." Military establishments are public institutions. There are no limitations as to how many flags can be flown, however (see above) usually ONE location is specified as the "Post flag," "Base flag," or "Camp flag," and it is at THAT location at which the daily official raising and lowering of the installation's flag takes place.
colours (raising the flags) ,drill,lessons,lunch,lessons,cleaning stations,rounds (inspection of cleaning stations),sunset(lowering the flags). cadets are also asked to be on QM or quarter master which is in charge of ship security and making sure everyone knows what they have to do over a PA system they usually stand at a desk they also have to write in the log book. if your lucky you will go sailing or power boating and sometime an action based learning activity which works on teamwork