what kind of flag (s) did he army of the Revolution use?
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There were quite a few. The first one used in battle was the 'Bedford Flag' at the battle of Concord in April 19, 1775. Most regiments had their own flag, like the Green Mountain Boys. One of the more popular ones today is either the Betsy Ross, which was adopted June 14, 1777  or the Culpeper, used by Colonel Patrick Henry's First Virginia Regiment of 1775. This is the famous 'Liberty or Death Don't Tread on Me' flag.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flag_of_the_Republic_of_Ireland
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the yellow is cool but i LOVE the camo one they made a while back. its kinda hard to find though. good thing i bought a case of it. its great for captuer the flag in a wooded area when you don't have camo. just put all over your self and you are set to go!!!!
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The puertorican flag and the cuban flag were made when they became the last two colonies of Spain, and happened to be that they switch colors... Each colony took their way and opted to keep their flags intact...
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Different versions of the flag were adopted on different dates, which you will find here:\n\nhttp://www.netstate.com/states/symb/flags/tx_flag.htm
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http://www.hermyspace.com/images/flags.php has a Honduras flag.
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Lieutenant Francisco Gonzalo Marin a.k.a. Pachin Marin (March 9, 1863-November 1897) born in Arecibo, Puerto Rico, designer of the Puerto Rican Flag was a poet and journalist who fought alongside Jose Marti as a member of the Cuban Liberation Army.\n\n \nLt. Francisco Gonzalo Marin Marin was raised in Arecibo, town in which he received both his primary and secondary education. It was a period in history when the last two remaining Spanish Colonies in the Antilles, Puerto Rico and Cuba were demanding either more autonomy or full independence. Marin himself was a believer of the independence cause and openly advocated his ideas. He had an older brother, Wencenlao Marin, whom he admired and with whom he shared his ideals. Marin expressed his love for his country in his poems and in the newspaper he founded, "El Postillon".\n\nMarin's brother enlisted in the Cuban Liberation Army which was fighting the Spanish Crown and was given the rank of Lieutenant. In the meantime, Marin was the victim of political persecution by the Spanish Government in the island and went into exile to the Dominican Republic in 1889 and to Venezuela in 1890.\n\nIn 1892, Marin received the tragic news that his brother Lt. Wencenlao Marin had perished in the Battle of Manigua in Cuba. This motivated Marin to travel to New York City and enlist in the Cuban Liberation Army. The New York headquarters of the Cuban Army was situated in the New York offices of the Cuban Revolutionary Party. The person registering the volunteers when Marin went to enlist was Jose Marti. The meeting of the two was the beginning of a friendship which was cut short by the death of Marti in 1895. Marin is credited with designing the Puerto Rican Flag. He used the Cuban Flag as a model and inverted the colors in the flags triangle and stripes. He presented the flag in New York's "Chimney Corner Hall" a gathering place of independence advocates. The flag soon came to symbolize the ideals of the Puerto Rican independence movement. It should be noted that some people believe that Manuel Besosa was the designer , based on a letter written by his daughter where she says, "...my father asked me to sew together some pieces of cloth, white, red and blue that he brought himself , this tiny flag had 5 alterned stripes, red and white, and a triangle with a five point star within it...".\n\nSoon, Marin found himself fighting in Cuba where he was given the rank of Lieutenant. On November 1897 Lt. Francisco Gonzalo Marin died from the wounds he received during a skirmish against the Spanish Army.\n\nThe Puerto Rican Flag designed by Marin was approved by the Government of Puerto Rico on July 24, 1952, making it the official flag of Puerto Rico. However, the flag adopted by the government was slightly different. Instead of a light blue triangle, preffered by the independence movement, the government approved a dark blue triangle similar to the blue used in the flag of the United States. The City of Arecibo named an Avenue in his honor.
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Yes, I suppose you are right the Flag is the brand for that nation, unit, or cause.\n\nThis site covers the US Federal Flag Code:  http://www.usflag.org/uscode36.html#173\n\nUnlike a normal brand or logo which can be placed on almost anything their are specific rules on where the flag can be used.
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The original flag is no longer in existence. In fact very few flags from that time still exist. A few regimental flags still exist as do some naval flags. Many flags were destroyed in battle. Others may have sunk in ships which carried them. Others were captured in battle. Many simply tattered and were lost to the ravages of time.\n\n\nCheck out the Betsy Ross Homepage for some great info on the flag and Betsy...\n\nhttp://www.ushistory.org/betsy/
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the dutch flag is red, white and blue - just like the US flag.\n\nThere was actually a city named Orange which was/became a house of royalty.
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check this site out...fun facts\n\nhttp://www.netstate.com/states/symb/flags/ny_flag.htm
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I don't know which flag you are asking about, but if any flag has to fly, that should be a USA flag. It was in USA when, 2 centuries ago, workers went on national strike because they were made to work over 12 hours a day. They demanded to work at least 8 hours a day. Many people had to die during that strike, fired at by policemen, before their demand was granted. So, that strike was supported by many people from all over the world, which is the reason why today May 01 is Workers Holiday all over the world.
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The black-red-yellow tricolour flag has been used at least three times in the history of Germany. It was adopted in 1848, and abolished in 1852; readopted as the flag of the Weimar Republic on August 11th 1919, and abolished and replaced by the Third Reich flag March 12th 1933. It was finally readopted as the modern German flag on 8 May 1949. It was used by the German Democratic Republic until 1959, but had added to it a coat of arms from 1959 to 1989, when the Germanies were reunited.
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This is quoted from the website below:\n"The color red refers to the period before 1952 Revolution which brought a group of army officers to power after deposing King Farouk, then King of Egypt. This was a period characterized by the struggle against the British occupation of the country. The white symbolizes the advent of the 1952 Revolution which ended the monarchy without bloodshed. The color black symbolizes the end of the oppression of the people of Egypt at the hands of the Monarchy and British colonialism."
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You can get one at House of Flags (www.hflags.com)\n\nThey have flags for every country in the world, as well as multiple sizes. \n\nEnjoy!
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Facing the flags. The American Flag in the center and higher. The Army and Navy on either side next since they are the two oldest branches. Next to the Navy the Marine Corps Flag since it was at one time a part of the Navy. Next to the Army, the Air Force Flag since it was at one time part of the Army. Then on the out side the Coast Guard on one side and the Merchant Marines on the other side..
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It is the flag of ENGLAND\nNOT SCOTLAND\nNOT WALES\nThe Union Jack is the Union flag of all countries making the U.K.