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It's probably one of those movies that got a bad rating but are good like red dawn and Joe Dirt but if not it probably got 3 out of 4 stars

during ww2 when Hitler was elected chancellor of Germany

The swastika flag originated when Hilter created his Nazi Party in the early 1930's. Later, it was adopted as the national flag.

In 1939, the swastika was adopted as a symbol for the Army. For example the Army infantry belt buckle changed to the Eagle with a swastika and the Iron Cross had the date 1939 and a Swastika added to it.

layard

of course

it represents freedom,purity and justice

white and red i would have thought!

yo face! lol

white is the colour which we can see from the maximum distance and red is a alert signal or danger signal and has good reflections also.

Yes. However, the only state capitol that flies its state flag with out the US flag is Honolulu, Hawaii

In the USA, the proper way to dispose of an old flag is to burn it. You can also contact a veterans group for assistance.

One I noticed online was this fact: There is another crossed shaped constellation close to the Southern Cross called the "False Cross"

Depends on the nature of the deployment. If it's not considered a combat deployment, then none. If it is, then you get one for every six months.

A.D. Means. Anno Domini. Latin for "Year of Our Lord"

It is becoming more popular to use CE (Common Era) in place of AD as the religious connotation is removed.

In either case the period is the supposed start of the Christian system of notation of years (1 to the present date is the period of time since the Christian "Jesus" birth.) Dates prior to this are labeled BC (Before Christ) or BCE (Before Common Era) and count backward to 1. There is no "0" year in either CE or BCE.

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The "Don't Tread On Me" flag (yellow with coiled rattlesnake) was created by Christopher Gadsden in 1775 for the Revolutionary War. The flag is also know as the Gadsden flag.

Solymon Merrick

US Colonels don't wear stripes. A Lieutenant Colonel wears a silver oak leaf, and a full colonel wears an eagle. Stripes are worn by enlisted personnel, and not by commissioned officers, save for on naval shoulder boards. See related links "US Military Enlisted Rank Insignia Chart" and "US Military Commissioned Officer Rank Insignia Chart".

Yes, Its legal to fly it in any state. It's your 1st Amendment right.

in the left hand corner of the Hawaiian is a symbol that is resembles the British flag. the rest of the flag consists of stripes that are:

white

red

blue

white

red

blue

white this is a patteren.

red

The white flag above Shakespeare's Globe means a comedy play is being performed

the US Flag is red, white and blue.

i dont no

because when Jesus was being crucified what was he wearing a white toga so there's your answer

the thirteen starred flag was adopted during the revolutionary war.