the us flag got 50 stars on july 4, 1960.
the us flag got 50 stars on july 4, 1960.
when did the us flag get 50 stars?
july 4 , 1960
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when displaying the us flag, it is customary for it to be above a state's flag when flown on the same pole. when flown separately, a state's flag may be at the same height as the us flag, with the us flag to the left of the state flag, from the perspective of the viewer. when flown with several state flags, the us flag should be at the same height and to the flag's own right (viewer's left), or at the center of and higher than a grouping of state flags. the idea that only the texas and hawaii flags—having been the national flags of the republic of texas and the kingdom of hawaii—may be flown at an equal height to the us flag is a legend. in fact, "any" other flag may be flown at an equal height to the us flag provided the us flag is at the leftmost staff from the perspective of the viewer.
flag protocol