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Barry Mason
Barry Mason is a proud third-generation American whose grandfather served in World War II. Born and raised in small-town Tennessee, Barry developed a deep appreciation for American history and traditions from an early age, learning about the sacrifices made by previous generations. Barry has spent over a decade writing about flag etiquette, patriotic traditions, military history, and the stories behind America's most cherished symbols. When he's not researching the fascinating history of Old Glory, you can find Barry volunteering at veterans' events, coaching youth baseball, or exploring America's national parks with his family. A firm believer in supporting American manufacturing and small businesses, Barry is passionate about celebrating the craftspeople who keep American traditions alive. He lives with his wife and two children in a home where the American flag flies proudly every day. Favorite quote: "Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction." - Ronald Reagan

How to Celebrate Veterans Day

Held every year on November 11, Veterans Day is a federal holiday celebrating our nation’s military veterans. With November 11 just around the corner, now is the perfect time to start thinking about your plans. What’s the best way to honor veterans on Veterans Day? Keep reading for some great tips and ideas. Attend Veterans

6 Facts About Memorial Day

Celebrated every year on the last Monday of May, Memorial Day is a federal holiday that honors and remembers all the brave men and women who gave their lives serving in the nation’s military. Did you know? This holiday has some interesting facts worth knowing! Unofficial Start of Summer Technically, summer doesn’t begin until June

Symbolism of the American Flag Defined

Symbolism of the American Flag Defined

As Independence Day approaches, countless Americans are buying flags to show patriotism and celebrate this special holiday. If you truly want to celebrate our nation’s independence, however, you need to first familiarize yourself with the symbolism behind the American flag, as this plays a key role in its meaning and purpose. American Flag Symbolism and

Can I Display the American Flag on My Car?

As Independence Day draws near, millions of patriotic Americans gear up to enjoy this lively holiday. Since it’s all about celebrating the adoption of the Declaration of Independence and America’s freedom, it makes sense to show off an American flag. Most folks usually fly their flags in front of their homes or businesses. But some

Why the American Flag Is Called the Star-Spangled Banner

Why the American Flag Is Called the Star-Spangled Banner

The American flag is often referred to as the Star-Spangled Banner. It’s a common nickname that’s been used for over a century to describe the American flag. Even after all those years, many Americans still refer to the country’s flag as the Star-Spangled Banner. Unless you’re familiar with the history behind the American flag, though,

Common Myths and Misconceptions About the American Flag

It’s against the law to toss the American flag in the trash. You mustn’t wash the American flag. An American flag must have all 50 stars to be displayed. City mayors decide when the flag is flown at half-staff. If the American flag hits the ground, it needs to be retired properly. It is Illegal

How to Clean Your American Flag

There’s no better way to show your patriotism for the United States than by flying the American flag over your home or place of business. Consisting of 50 stars and 13 stripes, it symbolizes our nation’s core values of freedom from oppression and tyranny, and the pursuit of happiness. But over time, it’s not uncommon

US Military Bases Exempt from Netflix VPN Ban

Earlier this month, Netflix said it would stop people from using Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) to get around its country or geographic licensing blocks. Some shows and movies are only available in certain places, so Netflix limits content based on where viewers are. But here’s a silver lining: U.S. soldiers and military folks stationed on

6 Fast Facts About Veterans Day

In case you didn’t get the memo, today is Veterans Day. So today we’re going to reveal some fast facts about this special day, some of which may surprise you. Veterans Day Marks the End of World War I While the Treaty of Versailles wasn’t signed until June 28, 1919, World War I (known then

Flag Etiquette Basics

Flag Etiquette Basics

One of the most recognized and respected symbols in all the world, the American flag has been a sign of freedom, liberty, and more since its creation. The flag is much more than just a piece of cloth, and it has earned a certain level of respect that is not seen among other flags around

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