The military is arguably the most storied and respected branch of the government in the United States. The countless men and women who have died through the years have helped to provide and sustain the freedom that we are now blessed with today. The military is also one of the most habit forming professions in
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When it comes to transitioning from a life of military service work into the civilian workforce, some veterans feel like they are at a disadvantage. However, as we have found in the following articles, not only are many companies looking to hire veterans for all of their specialized skills, but also because they find veterans
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Sometimes, it appears that the younger generations may not place a very high value on patriotism. As Americans, we are obligated to instill this feeling of national pride into the ensuing generation, ensuring they understand the sacrifices made by countless men and women that preceded them to secure their present day freedoms and liberties. Whether
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#1: 7 Life Lessons I Learned from Drill Sergeants Paula Davis-Laack writing for huffingtonpost.com takes us with her on her heartfelt journey of moving from a life of commercial real estate law to teaching reliance to soldiers and how she learned more from them than she taught. Coming from a life growing up with a
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The American flag has used the same iconic design for over a half-decade. In July 1960, the design was changed from 49 stars to 50 stars to reflect the addition of Hawaii as an official state. There are 50 states in the United States, with Hawaii included, (here is a list of states in order
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Unbeknownst to many Americans, New England has a flag; it’s just not an official flag. All 50 states in the United States have their own official flag. New England, however, isn’t a state. It’s a territory in the Northeastern United States consisting of the six following states: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and
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Millions of homeowners and business owners proudly display the American flag. On these residential and commercial properties, the American flag is typically displayed from sunrise to sunset. There are certain historical places in the United States, however, where the American flag is continuously displayed by presidential proclamation and acts of Congress. If you happen to
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Yes, you are free to display the American flag vertically according to the U.S. Flag Code. The American flag is typically displayed horizontally atop a flagpole. Whether it’s in front of a home or on a wall inside a home, business or elsewhere, most people choose to display the American flag by securing it to
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When displaying the American flag outdoors, you’ll typically need to illuminate it. According to the U.S. Flag Code, the American flag should only be displayed from sunrise to sunset unless it’s properly illuminated. You can always take down your American flag before sunset, but doing so every day can be tedious and time-consuming. An easier
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When most people think of the American flag, they envision its current design consisting of 50 horizontal stripes in alternating red and white colors and a blue field in the upper-left corner containing 50 white stars. The American flag, however, has been around for over two centuries. During that time, numerous changes were made to
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