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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

Why the American Flag Features 5-Pointed Stars

Ever wonder the American flag features five-pointed stars? The American flag has been revised over two dozen times since its origins in the 18th century. Many of these revisions involved the addition of new stars. When a new state was added to the Union, a star would be added to the American flag. But the

cotton flag care tips to help be more durable

How to Care for a Cotton American Flag

American flags are available in different materials. While some of them are made of polyester or nylon, others are made of cotton. If you’re going to buy a cotton American flag, you’ll need to care for the flag. All materials require maintenance — and cotton is no exception. By following these tips, you can protect

The History of the North Carolina Flag

North Carolina has an official flag. Also known simply as the North Star, it features a vertical blue union on the left, followed by a red horizontal stripe and a white horizontal stripe on the right. Within the blue union are the letters “N” and “C,” which are separated by a star. With its combination

What Is the Star-Spangled Banner Flag?

When most people hear the phrase “The Star-Spangled Banner,” they envision our country’s national anthem. It was a short poem written by lawyer and poet Francis Scott Key during the British bombardment of Fort McHenry in 1812. The Star-Spangled Banner, however, is also a flag. Even if you’re familiar with the American flag, you might

5 Facts About the US Air Force Flag

Like all other branches of the U.S. Armed Forces, the Air Force has an official flag. It features the crest and shield of the U.S. Air Force on a blue background. Within the crest and shield is a banner of 13 white stars. You can find the U.S. Air Force flag displayed at U.S. Air

5 Fun Facts About the Flag of Pennsylvania

The Pennsylvania flag has a colorful design depicting its official coat of arms. You can find it displayed throughout the Keystone State. It has a blue background with Pennsylvania’s coat of arms in the center. Even if you’ve seen the Pennsylvania flag before, though, there are probably some things you don’t know about it. Here

Tips on Flying the American Flag at an Angle

You don’t have to fly the American flag vertically. While some homeowners and business owners do, in fact, fly the American flag vertically, others fly it at an angle. As long as you have the right equipment, you can proudly fly the American flag at an angle. Here are some tips on flying the American

5 Fun Facts About the Flag of Utah

Have you come across the flag of Utah? It features the Beehive State’s official seal in the center of a golden circle with an all-navy background. Within the seal is a beehive. Utah, of course, is a leading producer of honey. As a result, the Honey Bee is the state animal of Utah, and the

How to Display the POW/MIA Flag

The POW/MIA flag symbolizes our nation’s dedication and determination to rescue Americans who are behind held as prisoners of war or missing in action. It was adopted in January 1972. As shown in the adjacent photo, the POW/MIA flag depicts the emblem of the National League of Families of American Prisons and Missing in Southeast

Does New England Have a Flag?

In the United States, each state has an official flag. There are 50 official state flags representing the country’s 50 states. With that said, there are other flags recognized and used throughout the United States as well. Whether you live in the Northeastern territory or not, you might be wondering if New England has a

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