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Pennsylvania is the only state for now that recognizes flag day as an official holiday.

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to represent the 13 colonies who fought for our freedom against the british

it stands for amaericia

Because when the Union Jack was designed, Wales was not officially recognised as having seperate nation status- officially, it was classed as being part of England, so the Red Dragon was not included.

Nowadays, most Welsh people would not WANT it to be included though- national pride has grown to the extent that the majority of Welsh see their alliegance to their own flag first, and the Union Jack second (if at all!)

The Philippine Flag was first raised by Pres. Emilio Aguinaldo during the proclamation of Independence on June 12, 1898 in Kawit, Cavite.

Yes white is better than red

The black stands for black eagle, red claws and beak, gold field.

yeah they come with the boots... but really id try thrift shops, or ebay or call redwing

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The Italian flag has green on the left, white in the middle and red on the right.

There are three different main elements to the flag. The first is a small Union Jack flag representing the country's history as a British colony. The second is a large star that represents the commonwealth. The final is a group of stars that represent the Southern Cross.

Flag day

A flag flying at the top of a lighthouse could mean several things, depending on the color and color pattern of the flag. It could mean anything from inclement weather, rough seas, hurricane, shallow water, dangerous rip currents etc.

3rd Infantry Division, US Army shoulder patch

Flag Day is not an official federal holiday so there would still be school on that day .

Hawaii and Alaska were the last to states because they are the farthest to the left of the USA and people were still discovering land. Their flags were the last because they made the flags when the sates were discovered.

The arrows on the Union Flag, commonly known as the Union Jack, symbolize the military strength and readiness of the United Kingdom. They represent the nation's willingness to defend itself and its territories. Additionally, the design incorporates elements from the flags of England, Scotland, and Ireland, with the arrows reinforcing the theme of unity and defense among the constituent nations.

What flag? There are hundreds

Flag protocols differ only slightly around the world. The country that you are in at any given time should be displaying its national flag at the top of the pole, followed by the local or state/county flag then perhaps your company or personal flag. (There are some exceptions with certain Heads of State). Generally is the U.S. (and most countries) if the National Flag is at half mast, then affiliate flags will often be flown the same way (A friendly nation's flag at the local embassy may also do so as a mark of respect.) However, to save embarassment, most flag bearers/keepers will fly only that National flag at half mast and not display other flags nearby. Similarly, the U.S. might from time to time fly the National flag at half mast if an overseas H.O.S. dies due to some particular affliation between the countries (When Winston CHURCHILL died, the U.S. flag was half masted due to the particular bod of WWII and the fact that CHURHILL's mum was an American). Many corporations and even local government offices are unaware of flag protocols (this is the case around much of the world) and whilst they may remember to lower the National Flag, they'll forget about their corporate flag which should really be removed during the mourning period, or at least halfmasted on a (preferably) seperate flagpole. I see many people flying flags at inappropriate times, accidently flying them upside down (this is meant to be a signal of distress and for help), flying them back to front or at inappropriate heights to each other. Some flag protocols have changed around the world and in some countries thet are not lowered at sunset and re flown at daybreak. This is sometimes to to the fact that certain places have no dedicated flag bearer/keeper and the staff are engaged in emergency duties (Police, Fire, Ambos etc). Other places may not keep hours of sunrise/sunset in their business times. It is a bit of a pity really as it is one more 'old world' set of manners that is changing with modern times.

American citezens celebrate Flag day