Fergus County dedicates new flag poles
In the video above, Paul Sanchez reports from Lewistown on the dedication of new flag poles.
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Flag Retirement Ceremony on Veterans Day
VINTON — American Legion George G Luckey Post 57 conducted a Flag Retirement Ceremony on Veterans Day, Saturday, November 11. Local residents drop off their damaged, torn, or excess flags
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American Legion hosts Flag Retirement Ceremony
The Summerville American Legion Clarence A. Dunning Post No. 21 this past June hosted a Flag Retirement Ceremony.
Ann Heath Clarencea Dunning National Convention American Legion National Anthem Summerville American Legion Clarence
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Post 195 to hold Flag Day flag retirement ceremony
Larry Jeffers American Legion Post No. 195, 534 Wildwood Lane in Lugoff, recently announced that it will hold a flag retirement ceremony at 7 p.m. on Flag Day, June 14.
New York United States National Convention Of The American Legion Larry Jeffers American Legion Post Flag Day Unserviceable Flags
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American Legion hosts flag retirement ceremony in Fort Walton Beach
American Legion Post 265 in Fort Walton Beach holds their annual flag retirement ceremony.
New York United States American Legion Post Robert Chedbob Chedister Eglin Air Force American Legion
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American Legion Veterans Collect Tattered and Unserviceable U.S. Flags
Request Businesses and Community Inspect for Proper Retirement
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Minerva scouts plan Flag Day retirement event
Minerva scouts plan Flag Day retirement event The Alliance Review The event will be 6 p.m. June 14 at Veterans Park on Line Street in Minerva. It is considered disrespectful to throw out old, torn, faded flags. Proper disposal should take place in a retirement ceremony, according to information on defense.gov, the website of the U.S. Department of Defense. While the American Legion calls the event a "Ceremony for Disposal of Unserviceable Flags," its centerpiece is the burning the symbol o...
Source: the-review.com