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As America approaches a historic milestone—the 250th anniversary of our nation's founding in 2026—excitement is building across all fifty states. This once-in-a-generation celebration, officially known as America250, honors the birth of our nation and reflects on the journey that has brought us to where we are today. From community events to nationwide commemorations, America250 is poised to be a moment of unity, reflection, and pride for every American.
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The U.S. Armey recently celebrated its 250th birthday. On June 14th, the nation came together in Washington, D.C. for a powerful display of patriotism and pride. Veterans, active-duty troops, wounded warriors, Gold Star Families, and Americans from across the country gathered to commemorate the U.S. Army’s enduring legacy of strength and sacrifice. President Donald J. Trump led the festivities, participating in a momentous tribute to those who have defended the nation across generations.
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At Gates Flag & Banner, we’ve had the honor of helping Americans fly their flags high and proud for generations. But few occasions stir the heart quite like this one: the United States Army is turning 250 years old.
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At Gates Flag & Banner, we've been proud to help Americans display their flags with honor, respect, and pride for over a century. Whether you're flying the Stars and Stripes year-round or just on special occasions, displaying the flag at your home is a meaningful way to show patriotism. But with that privilege comes responsibility — and we're here to help you get it right.
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At Gates Flag & Banner, we take pride in helping Americans honor service, sacrifice, and national spirit through our premium flags. Among our most requested and revered items is the United States Air Force flag—a bold symbol of aerial supremacy, cutting-edge innovation, and unyielding dedication. But what exactly is the story behind the Air Force flag? What do its symbols stand for? As the leading online retailer of military and U.S. flags, we're here to offer a closer look.
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At Gates Flag & Banner, we believe your flag should be as unique as the values, story, or organization it represents. That’s why we offer several custom printing and crafting methods to bring your vision to life—each tailored for different uses, durability needs, and aesthetic preferences. Here’s a breakdown of the four primary techniques we use for custom flag production and guidance on which method might be the best fit for your specific needs.
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The Bunker Hill Flag, also known as the Blue Ensign of New England, is thought to have been flown by continental forces at the Battle of Bunker Hill, on June 17, 1775. However, historians disagree about whether or not this flag actually featured in the Battle of Bunker Hill. And if the flag was used, there is also disagreement about what it looked like.
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When we unfurl a flag here at Gates Flag & Banner, we know we’re doing more than raising fabric and thread—we’re raising stories. And few flags carry a story as bold, defiant, and distinctly American as the Washington Cruisers flag. With its simple yet powerful design—white background, a green pine tree, and the words “An Appeal to Heaven”—this banner is one of our favorites to share, especially with those who believe that flags are more than decoration; they’re declarations.
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Won't put it out until the first but it does look great!
Love the flag - but you can help me on something. Paid for it using a Mastercard (gold color) that my wife Ellen is primary on. Cannot find the card and may have left it at your office - by chance can you check to see if I did, and can stop by and pick it up if so. Thanks