The razor is to cut the flag. The match is to burn the flag. And a bullet to kill yourself during a time of retreat.
The brass ball on top of a flagpole is designed to be durable and withstand normal weather conditions. However, if it falls from a significant height, it may break upon impact with the ground or another hard surface.
Using a professional soccer ball filled with helium during a match can potentially increase its speed and accuracy due to the reduced weight. However, challenges may arise in controlling the ball's movement and adjusting players' techniques to accommodate the different dynamics of a helium-filled ball.
it depends where, what angle . if the bullet is led no it will splatter on a bone but it might go in the tissue and it depends how far you are up close it will go right though you! but if you were standing on a 4 story building and a person shoots from the ground you, will be like a paint ball it depends where, what angle . if the bullet is led no it will splatter on a bone but it might go in the tissue and it depends how far you are up close it will go right though you! but if you were standing on a 4 story building and a person shoots from the ground you, will be like a paint ball
Yes, a cricket ball can bounce more than twice on the ground during a cricket match. The number of bounces does not affect the rules of the game as long as the ball is still in play.
A projectile is an object that is thrown or shot away from something, typically propelled by force. It can be in the form of a bullet, arrow, or ball.
just the right answerThe ball is called a "truck". There is NOTHING in the ball. Anyone who thinks there is a bullet, a grain of wheat, a match, etc in that ball is having their leg pulled (see urban legends). The ball is to keep the flag from getting suck on top of the pole when the wind blows. Think about it. Slight Correction:Actually, it's properly called a "finial." A "truck" is the bolt that holds the finial to the pole, but has become commonly used to refer to the finial, especially in military communities.As far of the myths of what they contain, I'm going to get a flagpole, and fill the finial with a razor, a match and a bullet. It's a great legend, though absurd.From Experience:I have the truck and ball that came off the top of a 68 foot high flagpole from a WWII military base. I was involved with removing the pole, so I know the ball is real.It is copper and approximately 7.5 inch in diameter. And there are at least two things in the ball. Something light and something heavier. I would guess it to be a razor blade and a bullet.The right ANSWER is:The ball is usually called a finial. A truck is the stationary or revolving part that has a pulley that the halyard (rope) goes through. The finial ball or eagle is screwed into the top of the truck assembly. The finial is actually any thing mounted to the top of the truck such as a ball, eagle, cross or star or any other symbol. In the U.S. Army, an eagle atop a flagpole truck is called a sparrow.
legend is a match, an m-16 round, and a razor blade.
The truck is the name for the round ball on top of the flagpole. It serves to keep the flag from getting caught if wind flips it over the pole. There are a number of legends about what is inside the truck- a match to burn the flag, a razor blade to cut up the flag, a pistol cartridge for the last soldier, etc. Sorry- the ball is hollow. Nothing in there.
The ball atop a flagpole is called a truck. Contrary to legend, it contains no bullets, matches, wheat, or other items.
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While I was in the military I was taught that three thing were in it all were symbolica bullet to defend the flag to the last mana grain of wheat to plant and start overa match to burn the flag rather than surrender itYou have been watching too many reruns of Mission Impossible or something. There is nothing in the finial of any flagpole that will destroy the flag.
A simple ball or plate on top of a flagpole is called a truck. More elaborate designs can be called a finial.
a bullet a kernel of wheat & match
Nothing. It isn't hollow.
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I was told they were placed there as tokens to ensure that the United States is always be able to defend herself (the bullet), feed her people (the grain of wheat), and always be prosperous (a penny).
clamp the ball in a vice and use a razor blade