Learn Memorial Day flag etiquette, including when to fly the U.S. flag at half-staff and how to honor the fallen with proper flag display. Backed by U.S. Flag Code and veteran traditions.

United States flags are lowered to half staff for varying reasons, typically in mourning or on a day of remembrance.

If you don't fly a USA flag every clear day or have never flown a flag before, consider joining the rich tradition of displaying an American flag.

Peace Officers Memorial Day is celebrated annually on May 15 after President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation designating it as such.

When are flags flown at half-staff? There are specific holidays and events when flags are flown at half-staff in the United States, according to the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs website. That includes: Memorial Day, when the flag should be ...

"USA Flag is thrilled to partner with Athletes Hospitality," stated Charles Davis, Co-Founder and President of USA Flag. "We believe they will be a crucial partner in helping our athletes and ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Upside down American flags are flying at demonstrations, on front porches and even over the side of one of America’s most treasured national landscapes. But what exactly does it ...