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The three flags flying at Castilio San Cristobal: US, Puerto Rican, and the Flag of Burgundy (representing colonial Spain), San Juan National Historic Site, San Juan Puerto Rico
San Cristobal is the less famous but my favorite of the two forts including El Morro, just to the west. It was started in the late 17th century after El Morro proved to be insufficient defense for the Spanish Colony with attacks from the English and French. Designed by an Irishman, it took 150 years to build and to my view is not just more photogenic but more complex and interesting architecturally.
Our tattered flag waves as we leave Laem Ta To (Koh Phangan) behind.
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The 2014 USAG Vicenza Flag Football championship was decided Oct. 16 on Caserma Ederle, with
A Co. 173rd BSB taking first place, USARAF coming in second while the E Co. 1/503rd team placed third after being defeated by USARAF.
A Co. 173rd BSB and USARAF advanced to the Army Europe Unit Level Flag Football Championship, Oct. 31 – Nov.2, Baumholder, Germany.
Photo by Laura Kreider/USAG Vicenza PAO
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These are flags hanging in the Bible building. It serves as a reminder that we are to spread the Gospel to the world.
Miscellaneous Composition; "Abstract" ; Wind Sculpture; Santa Fe, New Mexico; ©2011 DianaLee Photo Designs; please see my dear friend Sue's work www.flickr.com/photos/negra223/ for more New Mexico photos
a soldier carried this flag in his backpack while on tour in Iraq. Now it's proudly displayed near the front door of his home.
Flags (Scottish Rampant Lion, Canada, USA, Union Jack(UK) and Scotland's Cross of St Andrew) at the 2010 www.fairhillscottishgames.org , Fair Hill, Maryland.