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Re: Flags At Half STAFF For President Gerald R. F
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Posted by TylerARK on January 23, 2007 at 05:32:14 from (67.14.206.171):
In Reply to: Flags At Half Mast For President Gerald R. Ford posted by sammy the RED on January 22, 2007 at 19:52:30:
Proper Flag display has been something I try to teach people all the time. Just like calling it Half Mast isnt correct for land based displays, it is Half Staff. I think it is great that so many people want to display the flag but wish more would find out how to do it properly. I know lots of people who have always displayed the flag and it seems that every time we have some sort of disaster/ event that tons more people run out and buy a flag of some sorts and throw it up without any thought about if it is displayed properly or not. At least they are showing it I guess......... Tyler
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