Blood_of_Tyrants
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Here is mine.
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June 14 is Flag Day. Let's see your FLAGS!
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Here's mine!!!!
My pole....and flags!!!!
My pole....and flags!!!!
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Here we go again....
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...but let's do it properly.
Here's the right way to display the flag on a vehicle. (The '54 Chevy fire truck is the one I drive in parades. It belongs to my 40 & 8 Voiture.)
Here's the right way to display the flag on a vehicle. (The '54 Chevy fire truck is the one I drive in parades. It belongs to my 40 & 8 Voiture.)
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Here it is on duty around the world with me
I have a habit of taking an old glory with me whenever I get deployed. Some of these you have to look close they are on my shoulder with my Cav patch.
God bless America long may she wave.
I have a habit of taking an old glory with me whenever I get deployed. Some of these you have to look close they are on my shoulder with my Cav patch.
God bless America long may she wave.
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M1075
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Here is a pic of mine. Although I believe the flag is properly displayed, I probably need to get a bigger one. Happy flag day!
BTW, great idea for a thread.
BTW, great idea for a thread.
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This is one of the Capital Flags I think it looks good flying on my truck just as well. Displayed like this at a small fly in Today.
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M1075: Your flag is indeed properly displayed. Judging from the size of your vehicle, however, a 3'x5' flag on an 8' pole (like on "my" fire truck) would probably be a better fit. You'd have to fabricate a pretty hefty mount to hold it, though. The ones on "my" fire truck are 1.5" ID black pipe welded to the brush guard.
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M1075 THAT TRUCK IS HUGE, THE FLAG SHOULD BE BIGGER! LOL
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ok
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That IS a 3x5 foot flag. You have any idea how big that truck is?Lifer said:
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Touchè!
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my flag
This is my Biggest flag. lucky for the local Fire Dept. here in Reidsville; this is the only flag pole i could find.
Neil
This is my Biggest flag. lucky for the local Fire Dept. here in Reidsville; this is the only flag pole i could find.
Neil
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RE: my flag
That works! Of course you may need longer outriggers if you get a strong cross-wind.
That works! Of course you may need longer outriggers if you get a strong cross-wind.
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Here are my flags.
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I think you need a bigger flag also, your truck to flag ratio is way offM1075 said:
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Okay, here are ours. We have to keep them low because trees on the route WILL rip them right of your truck, pole and all (right Sarge?? 
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Cheers
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