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Home›How To›How to Display the U.S. Flag: 8 Steps

How to Display the U.S. Flag: 8 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
April 7, 2024
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The United States flag is a symbol of our nation’s history, values, and unity. Displaying it properly and respectfully is crucial to demonstrate patriotism and honor for our country. Here are eight steps to help you proudly display the U.S. flag.

1.Choose a suitable location: Find a visible and well-lit spot to hang or display the flag. It’s essential to choose a place where the flag can be seen by others and receive proper respect.

2.Displaying on a flagpole: When displaying the U.S. flag on a flagpole, hoist it briskly to the top of the pole and then lower it gently to half-staff or full staff position. The union (the blue part with stars) should always be at the peak of the pole.

3.Raising and lowering: The U.S. flag should be hoisted briskly in the morning and lowered ceremoniously at sunset. It is encouraged not to leave the flag displayed overnight unless it is well illuminated.

4.Hanging on a wall or window: When displaying the U.S. flag vertically against a wall, window, or door, ensure that the union is in the upper left corner from an observer’s viewpoint.

5.Displaying half-staff: When flying the U.S. flag at half-staff, first raise it quickly to full staff and then slowly lower it to the half-staff position. When lowering from half-staff, raise it briskly back to full staff before taking down.

6.Manner during special events: During special events or parades, ensure that the U.S. flag is carried or displayed properly with dignity and respect, as it should never touch anything beneath it—such as ground, water, or merchandise.

7.Displaying with other flags: When displaying multiple flags on separate poles in a formation, ensure that the U.S. flag is flown higher than the other flags or, if on the same level, at the extreme left from an observer’s viewpoint.

8.Disposing of a worn-out flag: When a U.S. flag becomes worn or tattered, it should be replaced with a new one, and the old flag should be properly disposed of—preferably by burning—in a manner that exhibits dignity and respect.

In conclusion, displaying the U.S. flag is a powerful way to show patriotism and honor for our nation. By following these eight steps, you can ensure that you display the flag respectfully and appropriately at all times.

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