Since you are a collector of American Flags I might sway you to flip it around so that it can fly into battle. Stars towards the door. Jeeps and The flag never retreats but its up to you.66stepside wrote:Thanks Wileywillys!
Here's the first thing I hung back up.
mud89 wrote:Great find !
You're going way back for that, lol.TitaniaDieKrieger wrote:Since you are a collector of American Flags I might sway you to flip it around so that it can fly into battle. Stars towards the door. Jeeps and The flag never retreats but its up to you.66stepside wrote:Thanks Wileywillys!
Here's the first thing I hung back up.
PS I need a flag like that when I get a garage.
GTG Jarhead, I now keep a copy of flag etiquette with some of my stuff on display. When in doubt, check it out . Semper Fi.66stepside wrote:You're going way back for that, lol.TitaniaDieKrieger wrote:Since you are a collector of American Flags I might sway you to flip it around so that it can fly into battle. Stars towards the door. Jeeps and The flag never retreats but its up to you.66stepside wrote:Thanks Wileywillys!
Here's the first thing I hung back up.
PS I need a flag like that when I get a garage.
At first I thought you were joking, but then maybe not- I suppose urban legends, or misunderstandings about flags happen, but proper American flag display is probably ingrained into me as a former Jarhead. The way it is facing is the way it's supposed to face according to etiquette. Here's a link to a respected website about how to properly display and American Flag (I hope it clears up some misinformation):
http://www.ushistory.org/betsy/more/displayonly.htm
This is the screen saver on my phone:
It's all good. It's always good to learn something worthwhile every now and again.TitaniaDieKrieger wrote:So I was wrong. my apologies. Thanks for that link. Feel free to clear it from your thread.
When I was 19, I broke into the mess hall and stole the huge flag they kept pinned to the wall. I did it so I could give it to my 17 year old room mate who was homesick and crying alone on his birthday.Gumby wrote:GTG Jarhead, I now keep a copy of flag etiquette with some of my stuff on display. When in doubt, check it out . Semper Fi.66stepside wrote:You're going way back for that, lol.TitaniaDieKrieger wrote: Since you are a collector of American Flags I might sway you to flip it around so that it can fly into battle. Stars towards the door. Jeeps and The flag never retreats but its up to you.
PS I need a flag like that when I get a garage.
At first I thought you were joking, but then maybe not- I suppose urban legends, or misunderstandings about flags happen, but proper American flag display is probably ingrained into me as a former Jarhead. The way it is facing is the way it's supposed to face according to etiquette. Here's a link to a respected website about how to properly display and American Flag (I hope it clears up some misinformation):
http://www.ushistory.org/betsy/more/displayonly.htm
This is the screen saver on my phone:
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BTW maybe the '71 waggy still has the yellow sticker with vin and production date66stepside wrote:mud89 wrote:Great find !
Thanks Mud89! It's a fairly common find in these parts. But getting less common by the year.
Thanks, they're not new, but cleaned, polished up a bit and then sprayed with two coats of Clear Coat on both sides.jeepcherokeechief wrote:Hi Dear,
I see on your 66 gladiator, very nice parking light Clear lens cover with chrome border in mint condition, is that new?
Best regards
I should've looked for that sticker- we've been down that road before with that 1414X awhile back, eh?mud89 wrote:
BTW maybe the '71 waggy still has the yellow sticker with vin and production date
The J300 is an early V8 version
I dig also the PTO winch