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Posted by John in Ne. on January 22, 2007 at 22:45:49 from (170.54.58.4):
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:
The Flag is flown at Half-mast for different lengths of time for different people. The longest length of time is for a President,which is 30 days.It decreases down to the day after the funeral for most.After 9/11, boys from both football teams raised the flag to half-mast at our first home game.I was amazed that they weren't told the proper way to do it,and raised it to half-mast and stopped.You are supposed to raise it to full-mast,then lower it to half-mast.A few Am.Legion members were upset about it,but now at the Veterns Day program,Proper flag handling is taught.John.
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