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How long are flags flown at half mast when a death occurs?
In the United States the flags are flown half-staff by order of the President for any amount of time he wishes. However by law 30 days after the death of a current or former president and 10 for vice presidents.
How do you dress a ship with flags and on what oc?
Signal code flags are flown (dressing ship) on National Holidays, at regattas and other special occasions. There is a prescribed order in which the signal flags are to be flown, beginning at the bow rail, up to the masthead (truck) and then down to the stern. (Sailboats or ships with a mast). AB2, Uj1, KE3, GH6, IV5, FL4, DM7, PO Third Repeater, RN First Repeater, ST0 (zero) CX9, WQ8, ZY Second Repeater. And don't forget the Yacht Ensign or American flag at the stern. This is taken directly from Chapmans. Hope this helps.
Who are the only people allowed to order government buildings to fly their flag at half staff?
In the United States, the authority to order flags to be flown at half-staff is typically reserved for the President, state governors, and local officials. The President may issue such orders for federal buildings, while governors can do so for state and local government buildings. Additionally, certain statutes and protocols dictate half-staff observances for specific occasions, such as mourning the death of prominent individuals.
How many flags flew over Texas and which of these flew more than once?
Officially (i.e. per the state), a total of six flags have flown over Texas. Going in order, they are: Spain, France, Mexico, the Republic of Texas, the Confederate States of America, and the United States. In reality, a total of nine flags have flown over Texas. The ones that tend to get left out are: 7. The First Republic of Texas (1819). It was established by adventurers from the U.S. with the capital in Nacogdoches. It has no connection with the 1836-1845 republic. 8. The Republic of Fredonia (1826-1827) based in East Texas with the capital at Nacogdoches. It has no connection with the Republic of Freedonia in the Marx Brother's movie "Duck Soup". 9. The Republic of the Rio Grande (1840) based in South Texas and Northern Mexico with the capital at Laredo.
What are five colors in order of the Olympic flags?
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What is the Order of placement of international flags?
If you are in your own country...your flag is on the left as you look at the flags. If you are hosting a foreign country, their flag would be the first on the right (as you look at the flags)..then alphabetical from there on.
Where are the last 4 borgia flags?
Impossible to know unless you provide the exact order in which you collected the other 97 flags.
What do the flags of Ecuador and Colombia have in common?
Both countries flags have the same horizontal colors: yellow, blue and red, in the same order
How many different flags are allowed to be flown from one flagpole?
There really isn't a limit. However many will fit is okay. The bigger challenge is making sure you are flying them in the correct order. Most places will limit it to three, the US flag on the top, the state flag below it and then a company or organizational flag below that.
Why doesn't captain take down the flags in treasure island?
In "Treasure Island," Captain Smollett does not take down the flags because he is cautious and wary of the crew's intentions. He suspects that the crew, influenced by Long John Silver, may have ulterior motives and might be plotting against him. Keeping the flags up serves as a symbol of his authority and a way to maintain order on the ship amidst the brewing mutiny. Additionally, it reflects his commitment to duty and the responsibilities of a captain.
How do you get to Six Flags on a mta bus?
In order to get to Six Flags on the MTA bus you first need to contact your local MTA office and find out if any buses go there. If there is not a bus that travels to Six Flags, you will not be able to get there.
What is the definition of authority?
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