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Flag Day, 1904
Flag Day, 1904 6/14/1904
Flag Day, 1918
Flag Day, 1918 6/14/1918
Coffins of American Soldiers at the U.S. Army Cemetery in Cambridge, England
Coffins of American Soldiers at the U.S. Army Cemetery in Cambridge, England
The American Flag Hoisted After the Armistice Took Effect
The American Flag Hoisted After the Armistice Took Effect 11/11/1918
Stars and Stripes Cover Body of American Recovered from Lusitania at Queenstown (Cobh)
Stars and Stripes Cover Body of American Recovered from Lusitania at Queenstown (Cobh) 5/1915
Flag of the 8th Penna. Reserves
Flag of the 8th Penna. Reserves ca. 1860 - 1865
The American Flag Flying Over the U.S. Capitol
The American Flag Flying Over the U.S. Capitol 2/1/2001
Flag of the United States of America
Flag of the United States of America 10/11/1990
Making Flags at the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Making Flags at the Brooklyn Navy Yard ca. 1941
Flags of the United Nations
Flags of the United Nations 1965
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