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The histories, meanings, and descriptions of the flags of the Countries of the World and the etiquette of using them.

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What are the flags of the countries the Romans invaded?

Flags were not in use for nations during the time of the ancient Romans. The only flags used were the military flags used by the cavalry and sometimes by the infantry for parade purposes.

Flags were not in use for nations during the time of the ancient Romans. The only flags used were the military flags used by the cavalry and sometimes by the infantry for parade purposes.

Flags were not in use for nations during the time of the ancient Romans. The only flags used were the military flags used by the cavalry and sometimes by the infantry for parade purposes.

Flags were not in use for nations during the time of the ancient Romans. The only flags used were the military flags used by the cavalry and sometimes by the infantry for parade purposes.

Flags were not in use for nations during the time of the ancient Romans. The only flags used were the military flags used by the cavalry and sometimes by the infantry for parade purposes.

Flags were not in use for nations during the time of the ancient Romans. The only flags used were the military flags used by the cavalry and sometimes by the infantry for parade purposes.

Flags were not in use for nations during the time of the ancient Romans. The only flags used were the military flags used by the cavalry and sometimes by the infantry for parade purposes.

Flags were not in use for nations during the time of the ancient Romans. The only flags used were the military flags used by the cavalry and sometimes by the infantry for parade purposes.

Flags were not in use for nations during the time of the ancient Romans. The only flags used were the military flags used by the cavalry and sometimes by the infantry for parade purposes.

How many stars and stripes does the US flag has and what do these stripes represent?

its has 13 stripes, 7 red and 6 white and 50 stars. The 13 stripes represent the 13 original colonies of the Unites States. The 50 stars represent the current 50 states in the United States.

What was the original flag of Korea before it split?

The current flag of South Korea was the original flag of Korea. It was designed over 60 years before the two Koreas separated.

What is the moorish flag?

The moorish flag is a red flag with a five pointed green star in the center. It is flown in the country of Morocco today, but its true history spans back over 100 centuries to the original moorish empire (not al Andulus but al Moroc)

What song is played during the lowering of the American flag?

it is TAPS

If this question pertains to a military base during the lowering of the colors(flag), then this awnser is wrong.

Retreat is played for the lowering of the colors and TAPS is played around 2200 HOURS(Lights Out)

Should burning a flag be a crime?

This is an opinionated question. I shant answer it. I simply shant.

What is the collective noun for flag?

The collective nouns are:

  • a bundle of sticks
  • a display of flags

Which side do folks wear their flags?

All gangs under the Folk Nation, such as Gangster Disciples, Insane Gangster Satan Disciples, Maniac Latin Disciples, & many others wear their flags to the right side of their front pocket.

SIDE NOTES:

Folk Nation gangs wear to the right.

People Nation gangs wear to the left.

Crips are NOT in Folk Nation, they're in Crip Alliance & wear to the left.

Bloods are NOT in People Nation, they're in Blood Alliance & wear to the right.

What are the rules for hanging American flags vertically in a room?

The blue field must be in the upper left-hand corner when viewed, and must not touch the floor

What does the crescent moon mean on the SC state flag?

The crescent moon on the South Carolina state flag is a symbol of the state's link to the silver crescent emblem worn by the South Carolina troops during the Revolutionary War. This emblem was interpreted as a symbol of liberty and defiance against British rule.

What is in the truck of a flag pole?

As far as the truth, now i am not sure. Where i get my information is from the military soldier board study guides. The soldier boards were held to distinguish the soldier with the most knowledge in all military categories including rules, history, standards and procedures to name a few. Boards were also played a part in deciding if a soldier should be promoted in the ranks of non-commissioned officer (NCO) E5-E10. I have been in many soldier boards including two for soldier of the year for Descom and 8th army command. I can tell you that question was asked on almost every board and what i was given to study and the answer i gave on these boards were this. A truck is the mechanism at the top of a military flagpole that supports the upper wheel through which the rope that raises and lowers the flag is controlled. What is inside it are a razor blade, a match, and a .45 caliber bullet. The razor is for cutting out the stars of the flag the match is for burning the field and the 45 was the last Act of defiance towards the enemy by taking your own life as commanding officer. That is what I read in the manuals it is what I gave as my answers on the boards and whether it is really true or not I really don't know.

What does it mean if a flag is flown backwards -?

In wartime the flag is worn backwards to show advancement.. take the flag and put it on a flag-pole and run at the enemy.. it flies backwards.. Hope this helped Flying the flag upsidedown is a sign of duress. The idea being that your enemies would not know which side was up but your friends would and would come to your aid.