3×5 American Flag

The American Flag, when carried in a procession, should be carried to the flag’s own right of the other flags that it’s carried with. Know rules for carrying the American flag in procession with other flags with tips from this free culture and societyvideo. Expert: Joe Bruni Contact: firestop.staylow@verizon.net Bio: Captain Joe Bruni has over three decades of experience as a street firefighter and company officer. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

The right installation design with a well thought out plan might include a decorative brick wall to hide your spot lights behind. This will bring you 24/7 flag flying power. Here is a commercial application at Chemi-Fleet that used a shapely brick wall design, they mounted decorative lights on top and hid the spot lights behind. This served several practical ideas: (to be sung to the melody of Blinded By The Light) Not blinded by the flag light, like the traffic moving by did not get blinded by the light, they were drawn like moths to a night light. Oh! Just right. That’s flag harmony. Flag Runners: Running to your flagpole. For more information got to www.flagdesk.com.

The American flag should not be used as a carrying device to hold or to deliver anything. Learn about not using the American flag as a carrying device in this free culture and societyvideo. Expert: Joe Bruni Contact: firestop.staylow@verizon.net Bio: Captain Joe Bruni has over three decades of experience as a street firefighter and company officer. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

The American flag should never be used for advertising purposes. Discover proper etiquette concerning the American flag and advertising in this free culture and societyvideo. Expert: Joe Bruni Contact: firestop.staylow@verizon.net Bio: Captain Joe Bruni has over three decades of experience as a street firefighter and company officer. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz

It’s Flag Day for America, this July 14th, 2010. Tracy Douglass interviews Kerry McCoy about flag etiquette, and the meaning behind each fold of the flag. Kerry McCoy’s son, Grady McCoy III, assists with the folding of the flag.