What flag(s) are you flying this weekend?

[John_M52]

I usually fly old glory and a thin blue line version side by side on the front of my house. I'm (we're) still trying to understand what happened in TX. As sad as it is I didn't feel like putting out the TBL flag and flew a Gadsden instead. This weekend isn't about the police anyway, but I hate that I have to think about what was or wasn't done.

RIP Warriors.

 

[Hair Trigger]

As I do every day, I have Old Glory in the breeze. I wish it had posted vertically.

 

[Rustyt1953]

A lone American Flag conveys all I need to say.

 

[StakeOut]

I have Old Glory one one side of the house frontage and Marine Corp Flag on the other side.

 

[Jessie]

Just Old Glory

 

[Eric300]

 

[quikdraw67]

The same one that I fly 24/7/365

 

[Krogen]

Old Glory! On Monday, she'll be a half-staff until noon.

 

[ladder13]

Is there any other?

 

[Mark 40]

Good "Old Glory" today and everyday.

 

[xray97]

Same as every day….

 

[billwill]

Old Glory..!

 

[MDF4]

Old Glory and USN flag

 

[mckenney99]

"Old Glory," same as everyday. Half staff from sunrise to 12 noon on Monday.

 

[Rudi]

Stars and stripes, like every day. Once in a while I put up the Gadsden flag.

 

[StrawHat]

Old Glory, 1/2 mast until noon.

Kevin

 

[375hh1973]

Old Glory and USN flag

Same here...

 

[Greyman50]

Stars and Stripes.

 

[Babysitr]

Stars and Stripes...same one I fly every day!

 

[URIT]

My year round 3'X5' "Old Glory" at the front entry.

Today, and on other appropriate holidays I add 14 - 8"X12" flags at the curb line along with 6 - 12"X18" flags along the front walkway.

It seems like a bit much to some, but today I'm honoring those men and women who died while serving in the military.

I happen to live in a community with plenty of active and retired Marines, Navy, and Army folks so I like to wave the flag to thank them for their service too.

 

[dockmurgw]

American, Gadsden and Green Mt. Boys flags. Town parade kicks off from my yard, so I decorate for the occasion.

 

[mrchick]

As every other day, Old Glory and the Idaho flag.

 

[Rob613]

Always an American flag.

The second varies between a Bonnie Blue, Appeal to Heaven or a Gadsden.

 

[Eminence]

Six (6) small Old Glory's on the front lawn and a 3x5 thin blue line on the mast.

 

[PALADIN85020]

A large American flag, displayed vertically in front of our garage door. I've had the flag since the 1960s.

When I was in high school, I ran the ROTC color guard that hoisted the flag every morning. "To the Colors" was played on the PA system and every student and teacher became stationery, silent, faced the flag and placed their right hand over their heart while the music was playing. It was a sign of respect for our country that is not often witnessed today.

One of my friends and classmates who was in that color guard was killed in action in Vietnam. I think of him each time I put up the flag at our house, and especially on Memorial Day.

John

 

[tinkerer]

Nothing but the American flag....

Daily.

No more, no less.

 

[fordson]

I have a 20' pole so my flag is up 24/7 with night lights affixed. This weekend, it's at half mast……….

 

[Dave_n]

The 1775 Grand Union Flag. Causes consternation amongst people who do not know their history. Being an "Ex-Brit" when I saw this flag flying in the Valley Forge Chapel over 50 years ago, I decided to use it. The number of people who "rant and rave" about how dare I fly a British flag on July 4th.???? I guess pre-1776 history is not taught!! Dave_n

 

[Sgt hump]

Like many others. Old Glory 24/7/365 being lit up at night.

 

[wundudnee]

I have always flown this flag.