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Two U.S. flags crossed typically symbolize a sense of respect, unity, or camaraderie, often used in military or ceremonial contexts. This arrangement can represent a joining of forces or a tribute to shared values and sacrifices. It's also common in memorials or events honoring veterans, emphasizing loyalty and honor to the country.
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What does the colors of the African American flag mean?
http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/Flags/us-afro.html
How many US flags have circles?
The United States has had two flags that feature circles: the 13-star flag used from 1777 to 1795, which arranged the stars in a circular pattern, and the 50-star flag, adopted in 1960, which has the stars in nine rows of alternating five and six. The circular arrangement of stars symbolizes unity among the states. Other flags, such as state flags or military flags, may also feature circular designs, but these are not official US flags.
Are state flags flown at same height as us flags?
State flags may be flown at the same height as the US flag, unless on the same flagpole. There is an urban legend that Texas' flag is the only one that can be, because it was an independent republic before joining the US, but that is false. There are links below.
Us state flags which include circles in their designs?
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What body of water would immigrants who settled in the Northeast most likely have crossed coming to the US?
They would probably have crossed the Atlantic Ocean.
What does two guns crossing mean?
It could mean a number of things. Two crossed muskets are the branch symbol for US Army Infantry, while two crossed flintlock pistols are the branch insignia for the US Army Military Police. Those could be possible explanations for whatever symbol it is you've seen.
What is medal that has two sets of rifles crossed?
i don't know if you mean US medals, or a certain country exclusively, however, there are medals, with the 2 rifles crossed in the Philippines.
Who used the Tomahawk axe in Vietnam?
Only the US Army (not the USMC, Navy, or Air Force) use a "branch insignia" identifying their speciality (job-termed MOS=Military Occupational Speciality). Examples: Armor-two crossed swords with the front view of a M26 Pershing tank centered on the swords; Infantry-two crossed muskets; Artillery-two crossed cannon tubes (barrels); Military Police-two crossed pistols; Signal Corps-two crossed flags; Transportation-a ship's steering wheel; Chemical Corps-two crossed labratory flasks; Ordnance-a cartoon looking bomb with a fuse on top; Engineers-a castle; Administration-a red, white, and blue shield; etc. The US Special Forces (Green Berets) use two crossed ARROWS. The SF specialize in using early (primitive) weapons. The SF used "Tomahawks" in Vietnam.
Which two flags honor the US flag?
the star -spangeled banner and the pledge of allegance
What does the colors of the African American flag mean?
http://www.crwflags.com/fotw/Flags/us-afro.html
How many flags did the us have in history?
from what i know we had 3 flags
When was Our Flags Lead Us Forward created?
Our Flags Lead Us Forward was created in 1933.
Do all US flags have to be made in the US?
No
What country makes the US flag?
The majority of US flags (about 93.8%) are made in the US. Other countries which make US flags are China, India, and Taiwan.
When flags of two or more nations are flown on separate staffs the US should be what than the others?
the us flag should all ways be taller
How many US flags were made?
They make at least 100 million flags a year.
What is manufacturing in the US?
Not american flags!
