Memorial Flag question

zubismom · #1 03-28-2007, 02:26 PM

I have been given a memorial flag that was flown over several places with certificates for the places. Is this against protocal for my friend to have done this? Thanks

american_flag_uk · #2 03-28-2007, 03:46 PM

well i know memorial flags are flown on veteran holidays so i heard that ppl can donate the flags that covered the caskets of their loved ones lost in service and they fly them.

theres no rules saying you cant fly a 5x9.5 ft flag as opposed to any other size flag

Peter Ansoff · #3 03-29-2007, 02:17 PM

I have been given a memorial flag that was flown over several places with certificates for the places. Is this against protocal for my friend to have done this?

Heck no -- that sounds like a great thing to do. I have a colleague who recently retired from the US Navy. He has a flag that has flown aboard each of the ships that he served on during his career, along with certificates signed by each of the ships' commanding officers. It's a great keepsake.

Regards,

Peter Ansoff

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