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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
An Introduction to the US Marine Corps Flag

An Introduction to the US Marine Corps Flag

Each branch of the U.S. Armed Forces has its own official flag. The official flag for the U.S. Marine Corps, for instance, consists of an eagle sitting atop a globe with an anchor through the center. You’ll often see this flag displayed at the U.S. Marine Corps ceremonies. To learn more about the U.S. Marine

What Is the Flag of Washington, D.C.?

It may not be an official state, but Washington, D.C. has its own flag. As shown in the adjacent photo, it features three red stars at the top and two horizontal bars at the bottom, all of which are placed on a white background. When driving through the country’s capital, you’ll probably see it. Many

5 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About the Current American Flag

The American flag hasn’t always featured the same design. Since its creation in the 18th century, it’s gone through numerous changes. Each additional state, for instance, resulted in a new star added to the American flag. The current American flag, of course, features 13 stripes and 50 stars, the latter of which represents the Country’s

5 Fun Facts About the Flag of West Virginia

Have you come across the flag of West Virginia? It features a colorful and symbolic design that’s become synonymous with the Southern state.  Whether you live in West Virginia, or if you’re simply passing through it, you’ll probably see the West Virginia state flag displayed in front of homes and businesses. To learn more about

What Is the Brandywine Flag?

The American flag isn’t the only flag that’s part of our nation’s history. There are other significant flags, including the Brandywine flag. The Brandywine flag receives its namesake from the Battle of Brandywine. It was flown during this historic battle, making it an essential part of our nation’s history. While you’re probably familiar with the

History of the Flag of Rhode Island

Rhode Island might be the smallest state in the country, but it still has its own official flag. It consists of a gold-colored anchor encircled by a ring of stars. Below the anchor is the word “HOPE.”  The flag of Rhode Island features a simple design that’s become synonymous with the coastal state. Even if

5 Fun Facts About the Flag of Alabama

Have you encountered the official Alabama state flag? Like all states, Alabama has its own flag. It features a simple design consisting of a crimson-colored cross. You can find the Alabama state flag displayed in front of countless homes and businesses throughout the Southern state. Even if you’ve seen it, though, there are probably some

The History of the Wyoming State Flag

Each U.S. state has an official flag — and Wyoming is no exception. The Wyoming state flag, in fact, has been around for over a century. Since then, the design has only been changed a single time. Whether you live in Wyoming or elsewhere, you may have encountered the Wyoming state flag. Countless homeowners and

How to Protect Your American Flag From Fraying

When displaying the American flag in front of your home or business, you need to ensure that it’s protected from damage. American flags can fray when neglected. Fraying is a common form of damage in which the exterior of the fabric unravels or wears down. All American flags are made of some type of fabric.

What Is the US Coast Guard Flag?

The U.S. Coast Guard is responsible for protecting and preserving our nation’s coasts. More specifically, it carries out six maritime-related duties: maritime law enforcement, maritime prevention, maritime transportation management, maritime response, maritime security and maritime defense. As a branch of the U.S. military, though, the U.S. Coast Guard has its own flag. What is the

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