Flag Etiquette ~ 1942 Flag Code Law

For nearly 50 years after Congress authorized the design for our flag, citizens had no uniform set of rules to guide them in displaying and showing respect for the flag. To supply such a guide, a National Flag Conference was held in Washington D.C. on Flag Day, June 14, 1923. Congress made the flag code law in 1942. Click on this link to find the provision at CVSFlags.com.

http://www.cvsflags.com/etiquette.cfm

60th Birthday of the US Air Force Flag

On March 26, 1951, the United States Air Force Flag was born. It contains a coat of arms, the Air Force seal and 13 stars on a blue background. The 13 stars represent the original 13 colonies, and the colors Ultramarine Blue and Gold are the official colors of the US Air Force. The grouping of three stars at the top of the flag represents the Army, Navy, and Air Force. Buy one today at CVSFlags.com.

http://www.cvsflags.com/airforce.cfm

U.S. Army Flag Historical Moment

The U.S. Army Flag was adopted on June 12, 1956, by order of President Dwight D. Eisenhower. It was presented by V.P. Richard Nixon to the Secretary of the Army, William M. Brucker. On June 14th (which happens to be Flag Day) the flag was presented to the public. CVSFlags.com carries U.S. Army flags in a variety of sizes in both nylon and 2-ply polyester. Show your Army pride by flying a brand new U.S. Army flag.
http://www.cvsflags.com/army.cfm