3×5 American Flag

My company recently opened a new facility in Charlotte and we would like to display the American flag along with a flag for each branch of our military service and a POW MIA flag. I have read online regarding etiquette, but one area so far I haven’t found an answer I am hoping you can help with.

We are planning to display the flags hanging from our ceiling. As our customers enter our front door the American flag will be in the far left position.

As I understand it, from left to right we should display in this order:
•America Flag
•Army
•Marine Corps
•Navy
•Air Force
•Coast Guard

Where in this order should the POW MIA flag be displayed?

i have a presentation in school about the history of the Marines and i would like to use a Marine Cor flag. in terms of folding the flag, is it the same as the American flag? and what other rules are there for display and carry? i really want to make sure that i am not doing anything wrong that could be taken as disrespectful.
Rooster, so if i don’t fold it(which was what i meant to ask is if it is folded) then how do i transport it to the presentation?
Or is it something were only Marines or ex Marines are allowed to use it?

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I am not drilling or nailing, I am simply just trying to figure out how to hang or stick a American flag to a brick wall. Possibly tape or something like that? Any ideas?