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I would very much know why it is the Flag should always be on the
right

Originally Posted by DeAnn3

I would very much know why it is the Flag should always be on the
right... When I go on Ft. Hood, Tx., I notice that there are many cars
that have them on their left. When the Flag is placed on your vehicle
which really is the right way to diplay?
Thank you so very much.

Sincerely;
Deborah

[jproffitt10]

Deborah,

According to the United States Flag Code, section 3(b) "The flag should not be draped over the hood, top, sides, or back of a vehicle or of a railroad train or a boat. When the flag is displayed on a motor car, the staff should be fixed firmly to the chassis or clamped to the right fender."

On the Presiden't limo and other high-level U.S. officals' vehicles you will always see the U.S. flag on the right front fender on a small staff, however as you can see by rule 3(b), it can be virtually anywhere on the vehicle so long as it is not draped, dragging, etcetera. Many law enforcment vehicles display U.S. flag stickers on their vehicles and in many different positions--some correct, some not.

[Team America]

I was going to say something ugly just because I live in Houston Texas and Americanism takes a back seat to Mexicanism.

[coplay]

A flag sticker can be displayed in any window or surface as long as the field of blue and white are on it's right or precieved to be flowing head on in the direction of the wind.

Leonard