Flags outside the entrance to Monitronics in Dallas.

Monitronics

Dive Flag on a pretty blue sky, the universal symbol for SCUBA diving

Rehoboth, DE

Wild Flag plays July 23, 2011, at Wicker Park Fest in Chicago. My blog post about the concert and more photos are at: www.undergroundbee.com/2011/07/24/wild-flag-at-wicker-par...

You saw the german flag everywhere. Here you see it in a gas station.

Old Glory, the great state on Minnesota...and McDonalds.

Project 365 Weekly Theme: The Power of 3

Canadian Flag

NCPK16 in Greensboro, NC

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Hamilton, Bermuda

From a trip to the Victoria and Albert Museum

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Flags flying at half-staff on the Old Post Office building in Washington, DC on September 11, 2009.

ARLINGTON, Va.- The Coast Guard Ensign and National Ensign mark the grave of a fallen Coastguardsman during the annual Flags Across America event at Arlington National Cemetery, Saturday, November 5, 2011. Two recruit companies visited Arlington National Cemetery for their one day of off-base liberty, which is their only break in an eight-week boot camp at the Coast Guard’s Training Center in Cape May, N.J. (U.S. Coast Guard Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Etta Smith)

This is a series of pictures of a large American flag waiving; I took these near my home.

State flag on a small corrugated metal structure, SH 79 near Archer City, Texas, 7/26/07 digital pinhole

State flag detail, TVF Kodak Brownie Reflex Synchro

Flag Football

Stef at six flags

VERY cute loll

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From Annino F. Coletti and Robert Magni Memorial Park, Newton MA

Photo by Jenni McClelland, National Fallen Firefighters Foundation

this guy carried his kenya flag (mounted on a fishing rod) around the grounds and took a photo with everyone holding it. i'm convinced he has a picture of every single person at the show. so awesome.

Greenville Recreation & Parks Flag Football at Evans Park (various dates, Fall 2021)

The flag of Spain on the side of the European Election trailer.

Some teams participate in the Flag Football Scrimmage Games held on Caserma Ederle Aug. 21.

Three games were played in the evening at the Track field:

173rd Rear Detachment vs. Staff Judge Advocate (SJA): 25-6;

USAHC vs. 173rd Rear Detachment: 6-23;

DENTAC vs. 509th Sig Bn.: 0-44.

The regular season will start Aug. 27 until Oct. 17. The participating teams will play on Monday & Wednesday at 6 and 7 p.m. Call 634-7009 for information.

Learn more on www.usag.vicenza.army.mil or www.facebook.com/USAGVicenza.

Photo by Laura Kreider, USAG Vicenza Public Affairs Office.

Flag left in tatters by the gale force winds. 101 Pictures #89 Torn

Spanish and Andalucian flags in Coin. Plus a few curious round green bauble things?

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Brancaster Norfolk, flags blowing in the wind.

The British flag was to indicate that a building was open.

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Southwest Airlines flag man guides a plane to the terminal

Flags on Pogoria tall ship, Lerwick, Shetland.

Flag flying in the stiff winds today. My post office at Lewisville, NC 27023.

"Absence of flags does not assure safe waters." (See note.) At Hampton Beach, New Hampshire.

The Canadian and Ontario flags in a stiff breeze off lake Erie at Port Burce.

Flagging

The art of flag throwing dates back to medieval guilds (principally in Italy). A guild's banner or flag was considered a symbol of purity, and as such it was not allowed to touch the ground.

. In acrobatical flag throwing, the thrower uses both hands to move the flag in a sitting, laying, or kneeling posture.The tradition of flag throwing is thought to have arisen from medieval battle, the ensign carrier being one of the most important soldiers on the field of battle, carrier of the symbol of the army, expected to defend the flag with his life and rally the troops to its colours. In the event of his being overcome, he would throw the flag to a comrade and so began the practice of hurling the banner high in the sky to land safely in the hands of another.