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Re: Flag etiquette on Mem. Day

Mayhew R SSgt 612AIS/INAA (mayhewr@HQ12AF3.DM.AF.MIL)
Tue, 26 May 1998 08:04:00 -0700


Bob, Check out:

http://www.halfstaff.com/flagcode.htm

Hope this helps!

Bob Mayhew, Jr.
District Commissioner
Catalina Council / Papago Lodge #494
Tucson, AZ
(Eagle, Owl, Vigil...)
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From: Bob Everson
To: Multiple recipients of list SCOUTS-L
Subject: Flag etiquette on Mem. Day
Date: Tuesday, May 26, 1998 5:49AM

Question for those on the list knowledgeable on flag etiquette. Seems to
me- many years ago- the flag was flown at half staff until noon on
Memorial
Day- to honor our fallen service members. Around here in Lafayette- sad
to
say- I didn't see too many flags flying yesterday- ours was the only one
on
the block- except one guy with a flag pole who flies it everyday. The
flag
on the pole at our nearby fire station was at full staff around 9-ish.
Can
anyone help me out on Memorial Day flag etiquette? Also- if anyone has
access to the president's proclamation on Memorial Day- does it specify
anything about the flag?

Thanks.

YIS

Bob Everson
Lafayette, IN
everson@addl.purdue.edu

(community will hold its annual ceremony at city park on the traditional
day on the 30th)

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