My Rant Some people should take the time to Google U.S. Flag Code. Gives a lot of information. Even our National government & some state officials seem clueless. If displayed on a moving vehicle, a single( that means one) flag should be on the RIGHT FRONT corner. It should NOT be printed on items intended for single use & discarded. Eg: napkins, postage stamps, stickers etc. If displayed on a speaker's platform, it should be behind & to the speaker's right( viewer's left). Other flags such as state flag should be at speaker's left( viewer's right). In a parade it should be FRONT AND CENTER, or MARCHING RIGHT(viewer's left). If displayed in a group of flags, it should be FRONT AND CENTER, or if in a single line, on its own right( viewer's left). There is a lot more, too much to list here. Personal opinion- if you refer to the Stars and Stripes as "just a piece of cloth", don't even bother showing fake patriotism. End of rant. Willie in Mn U.S. Air Force, 1961-1965
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