"Unserviceable U.S. flags should be destroyed privately, preferably by burning, shredding or by some other method that does not show irreverence or disrespect to the flag." - http://www.tioh.hqda.pentagon.mil/Catalog/Heraldry.aspx?HeraldryId=15637&CategoryId=9360&grp=2&menu=Uniformed%20Services&ps=24&p=0
There is. In front of the VFW in Mountville there is a mailbox to drop old and torn flags. They hold ceremonies a few times a year to destroy them properly.
Hmmm and in the Historic District!
ReplyDeleteOh he'll who cares about saving the Whole Historic District anyhow???
Impaired!
Who would do that to the flag and by the way why does it matter what part of town it was done in it is still wrong.
ReplyDeleteYou are correct.
ReplyDeleteDo we turn the used tags into a VFW or where?
Please advise, I'm sure many people don't know the real answer.
"Unserviceable U.S. flags should be destroyed privately, preferably by burning, shredding or by some other method that does not show irreverence or disrespect to the flag." - http://www.tioh.hqda.pentagon.mil/Catalog/Heraldry.aspx?HeraldryId=15637&CategoryId=9360&grp=2&menu=Uniformed%20Services&ps=24&p=0
DeleteThanks for that!!!
ReplyDeleteI honestly though there was a local VFW who collected them.
Much appreciated
There is. In front of the VFW in Mountville there is a mailbox to drop old and torn flags. They hold ceremonies a few times a year to destroy them properly.
ReplyDeleteYou can drop flags off at the Mountville VFW. They have a mailbox in front and you just drop them in. They will then dispose of them properly.
ReplyDeleteCool beans! Columbia needs a drop off
ReplyDeleteYou can turn them in to the Catholic War Vets, They hold a Flag Burning ceremony.
ReplyDeleteNow that needs posted for all Columbia residents to see! Thanks
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