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New Utah Flag – Background, Design, and Display Tips

Utah recently made history with a referendum to adopt a new state flag after years of committee hearings and debates. The process started in 2020 during the legislative session S.B. 48, where Utah Senator Daniel McCay co-sponsored a bill establishing a Utah State Flag Task Force. After years of careful consideration, a new flag design for the 45th state in the Union emerged that is both distinctive and eye-catching, bringing pride to Utahns everywhere. Learn more!

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The Top 6 Tallest Flagpoles in the World

Humanity is constantly striving reaching new heights in the form of taller buildings, bridges, and more. Since everyone loves watching a flag wave proudly in the breeze atop a flagpole, it’s no wonder that countries across the world have sought to earn the honor of housing the world’s tallest flagpole. If you’ve ever walked by a flagpole and wondered where the tallest flagpole in the world was located, you’ve come to the right place. Let’s take a look at the six tallest flagpoles currently and where you can expect to see the newest (and tallest) flagpoles in the future.

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What Do the Colors of the American Flag Mean?

The U.S. flag's design has changed many times throughout our nation's history, but one aspect has remained the same. Red, white and blue colors have adorned our emblem since the beginning, rooting themselves in the heart of America's identity. However, most people are unaware of each color's specific meaning, which sheds light on American history and highlights the bravery and courage encapsulating our nation's spirit. If you'd like to learn more about the meaning behind the colors of the American flag, keep reading!

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How to Decorate Your City or Neighborhood for the 4th of July

Display your patriotic pride this 4th of July with inspiring decor from Carrot-Top Industries. Whether you’re looking for a vibrant American flag, traditional Americana decor, or anything in between, our selection is sure to make your city or government building look patriotic. Shop from a company built on true American values with American-made products crafted from the highest quality materials and made to last the test of time. Our patriotic decor is sure to make good ole Uncle Sam proud!

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Why Are the U.S. Flags at Half Staff Today?

We fly our flags at half-staff in order to show respect for those who have given their lives for the country, defending our land and our freedoms. Therefore, let’s remind ourselves of the dates when we should fly the flag half-staff for the whole day, and when for until noon.

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What to Say Instead of Happy Memorial Day

While Americans are accustomed to using the word happy as a holiday greeting, Memorial Day is not a happy day for those who lost loved ones in the line of service. In fact, the total number of American heroes killed in all U.S. wars totals over 1.1 million, a staggering and sobering number that highlights the high cost of freedom. Learn more!

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When Should I Replace My American Flag?

Outdoor U.S. flags can begin showing signs of wear, including fading, tearing, and ripping, due to their constant exposure to the elements. Even the highest-quality flags can lose their vibrancy and fray. While no rules within the flag code explicitly state when to replace your American flag, you don't want its condition to deteriorate significantly before purchasing a new one. If you are searching for guidelines on when to replace your torn, frayed, or faded American flag, look no further than Carrot-Top Industries.

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Shedding The Light on Eder Flag Manufacturer

The American flag symbolizes our country’s freedom and the brave men and women who gave their all to ensure liberty and freedom. When choosing a flag for your business, you want one crafted from the highest quality products proven to withstand the elements and last the test of time. That’s where the Eder Flag Manufacturing Company comes in!

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The Complete Guide of the National Scout Jamboree Event.

The National Jamboree requires months, even years, of careful planning and prep. If you plan to attend the event, you probably registered long ago, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t more to prepare. That's why Carrot-Top created this guide telling you all about the event, what to expect, and how to prepare your troop for a fun-filled time! Read on for more information!

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The Correct Way of Displaying American Flags on all Types of Vehicles

When placing an American car flag or sticker on a work vehicle, adhering to proper flag code etiquette is even more important since you represent your business. We will discuss the correct way of displaying the U.S. flag, so you can drive with confidence, knowing you’re correctly honoring our great country.

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All About the Marine Corps Emblem: Design and Meaning

Being a marine is an honor, and wearing the U.S. Marine Corps emblem is considered sacred by those who have served in this noble armed forces branch. The eagle, globe, and anchor are revered symbols. Those in the USMC wear them with pride, often tattooing them on their bodies, signifying the deep connection they share with their brothers in arms. Let’s take a closer look at the meaning behind this prolific emblem and its place in Marine Corps history.

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The History of Texas Independence Day and Why Texans Celebrate It

Before becoming America's 28th state on December 29, 1845, Texas was its own independent country for nearly a decade. However, earning its freedom was not an easy task. Texas and its people fought several bloody battles to win their independence from Mexico on March 2, 1836. To this day, Texans celebrate Texas Independence Day to honor the sacrifices of the many men who gave their lives to the fight for independence. Read on to learn about this unique holiday, its history, and its place in Texas' cultural heritage.

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President's Day: Why We Celebrate It, and Its Significance

President’s Day is one of our country’s most important federal holidays as it provides an opportunity to celebrate the leaders who have shaped America into the great country it is today. While Americans enjoy a three-day weekend, there is so much more to this special day than sales and a day off. Let’s take a closer look at the origins of Presidents day and how it highlights the greatness of our American history.

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5 Fun Facts About Abraham Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln is one of the nation’s most iconic presidents, known the world over for his infamous beard and as the man responsible for bringing freedom to African American slaves. While his work for equality was groundbreaking, it’s not the only accomplishment that Mr. Lincoln made in his all-too-short life. Let’s take a look at five fun facts about Abraham Lincoln you may not have known.

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5 Ways To Celebrate MLK Day In The Workplace

This list of exciting activities is great for those looking for MLK Day celebration ideas that will encourage your employees to get involved and give back to their community.

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How the U.S. Troops Comes Up with Tank Names?

Tank names are funny, witty, sometimes surprising, and, believe it or not, very practical! It is thanks to the inscriptions on the gun tube that a tank crew member can easily identify their vehicle from a distance. So, let’s take a look at how battle tanks get their nicknames and check out some of the most original ones!

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2022 FIFA World Cup: What to look for & How to Support Your Team

The senior men's national teams of the members of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association, the world's governing body of association football, compete in the FIFA World Cup, commonly referred to as the World Cup. Since the first competition in 1930, the championship has been given out every four years, with the exception of 1942 and 1946, when it was postponed due to the Second World War. France, who won their second championship at the 2018 competition in Russia, are the current champions.

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The History of Veterans Day and Our Veterans

Veterans Day celebrates the service of all U.S. military veterans every November 11. The day, originally known as Armistice Day, was first observed in 1919 by President Woodrow Wilson to observe the one-year anniversary of the end of World War I. Armistice Day was renamed Veterans Day in 1954, with President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s approval, after U.S. veteran organizations requested the name change.

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How to Thank Someone for Their Military Service Other Than Just Saying Thank You!

Indeed, there is a whole list of things you could do to thank someone for their military service that does not involve bare shaking hands or waving a flag at the army parade. There are more practical ways to express your gratitude, and they are very much appreciated by ex-military service members and their families too. So, without further ado, here is a straightforward list of actions you can take to say thanks for the military service!

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What Are the Different Diver Down Flags and Their Meaning?

When you decide to go scuba diving, there are a few things you can’t imagine going underwater without: a gas tank, scuba suit, and scuba diving or diver flags. Perhaps the latter is not the first thing that pops into your mind, but they are almost just as important as the other equipment. Without further ado, let’s dive right in and explain what diver-down flags look like and how they are used.

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