I know that no other flag is supposed to fly at a higher level than the U. S. Flag. I remember reading that that in a group of flagpoles (ex. U. S., State, and Organization) that if the U. S. Flag is flown at half-staff, then the other two must also be flown at half-staff in order to not be flown at a higher level. I recently brought this to attention of the pastor a church that has a grouping of three flagpoles, with the U. S. Flag being in the center and also on the the tallest flagpole. I told him that, according to my understanding, they incorrect and was told that it didn't matter as long as the U. S. Falg was at half-staff. I did not agree with him, but could not prove my point.
I have since been searching many sources for this information, and have not been able to find sufficient information to prove my understanding of the proper manner of display of the Flag in this type of situation.
If anyone can help me answer this question, it would be greatly appreciated
2006-07-03
03:26:00
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Lisa T
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