Holiday and Specialty Flags (21)

Support Our Troops Flag With Soldiers Planting American Flag 3x5 Flag. Single face reverse flag made with 200 Denier nylon.

This 3x5 has a thin blue line across an American flag and is made in America. Law enforcement personnel and supporters proudly display this flag to show everyone their support for our police force risking their lives each and every day. The flag is created with durable nylon and two brass grommets for flying on your flagpole. This flag features a black and white American flag with a thin blue line down the center of the image.   What does the thin blue line American flag represent? We have all seen the blue line on bumper stickers, shirts, flags, police cruisers, etc. The thin blue line represents police officers and law enforcement men and women separating order from chaos, or victims from criminals. While some police believe that the line separates life and death from being in harm's way every day. The American flag has all color removed from it showing sadness and peril from fallen brothers and sisters in law enforcement and the evils in the country. The blue line represents the brotherhood and the thin line that all upstanding officers must walk to ensure evil doesn't win.In all actuality, the thin blue line was used to represent the United States Army back in 1911 when their uniforms were blue. It is derived from the thin red line which is from a battle formation in 1854.  The thin blue line first became associated with law enforcement and police officers in a documentary in 1966 depicting the brotherhood of those in law enforcement. There are also some negative thoughts on the blue line throughout society, however, this American blue line flag simply shows support for police, fallen officers, and their duty to the areas they serve.  

This 3x5 American made nylon flag with 2 brass grommets is made to support the heroes within our country keeping the homefront safe. Now you don't have to decide between showing support for American police or American firefighters, with this flag you can show your solidarity to both. This flag features a black and white American flag with a thin line across the center, half red line and half blue line. This American flag has all color removed from it showing sadness and peril from fallen brothers and sisters in law enforcement and the fire department. The blue and red line represents the brotherhood of these professions and volunteers.   The blue line represents law enforcement officers and policemen and policewomen separating victims from criminals, good from evil, and order from chaos.  The red line indicates the bond of the women and men who on every single call risk their own health, safety, and their own life simply to protect us, our property, and our pets against not only fires but all kinds of danger in our communities.

This 3x5 thin blue line flag is made in America. Many fly this flag in support of our police and law enforcement personnel across the country. Made of durable nylon and brass grommets for attaching to your flag pole. This flag feature a solid black bar on the top and the bottom of the flag with a thin blue line separating the two fields in the center. What does the thin blue line flag represent? This iconic symbol is seen all over the place these days. From flags to T-Shirts. The meaning of the thin blue line has multiple meanings depending on who you ask. According to Oxford Dictionaries, it is a symbol of law enforcement "in the context of maintaining order during unrest." Basically, the police (the thin blue line) separate chaos from order or criminals from victims. A police department in Connecticut says that the black areas the blue line separate actually represents life and death, and we do see this symbol very often used to honor an officer killed in the line of duty.  It is a blue line as that is the traditional colors of police uniforms, while the black is used as a stark contrast for the blue line.Interestingly enough the first use of the thin blue line in America actually represented the US Army (at this time the U.S. soldiers wore blue uniforms) in a poem from 1911. This poem tweaked the original "thin red line" which dates back to 1854 and referenced a battle formation.  The first use of the thin blue line to represent police and law enforcement is found in 1966 when used in a documentary exploring the brotherhood of police officers. There are also some negative connotations to the flag used throughout society, however, this flag really is used to show support for police and their job to the communities they serve.

This 3x5 thin red line across a color void American flag is made in America. You fly this flag to outwardly show your support of our paid and volunteer firefighters in the line of duty, in addition, to support of our fallen firewomen, firemen, and firefighters across the entire country. Made of beautiful durable nylon with two brass grommets for flying this flag on your our flagpole. This flag features a black and white American flag with a thin red line down the center of the image.   What does the thin red line American flag represent? The flag of America has all color removed from it showing sadness and peril from fallen brothers and sisters in the fire departments and the dangers they save us from across the country. The red line represents the brotherhood and the thin line that all upstanding firefighters must walk to ensure evil doesn't win. Most are well aware of the thin blue line that is displayed on vehicles, flags, and signs these days. The thin red line represents very similar things in today's society however instead of a blue line for police there is a red line for firefighters.  This line of red shows the bond of the men and women who put their own health, safety and lives on the line to protect us, our property, and our pets against fires, smoke, floods, explosions, spills, crashes, heart attacks, and other deadly scenarios. This thin red line American flag is also flown to show respect to the injured and fallen firefighter heroes in the line of duty. Amazingly this thin red line also stands for "the thin red line of courage" of fire departments. Every single call they have to dig deep and utilize every single ounce of bravery and courage to overcome their darkest and deepest fears to save lives and protect our personal property. The thin red line in its origin story had nothing to do with firefighters, but instead was the slang used for a battle formation of the British during an important battle. Stories and folklore show the red line being used for fire departments originally in 1996-1997 when about a dozen young and eager firefighters wanted to make fun of their local law enforcement officers who always had the black plates with a thin blue line. These young men would ask the police what it meant and they received so many different stories of its meaning to many saying they didn't have a clue it became a running joke between these men. They decided as an inside joke to paint their front plates black and used red electrical tape to make a thin red line down the center. It became iconic and now must automatically associate the thin red line with the brave heroes of the fire departments in our great country.

This 3x5 thin red line flag against a black field is made in America. Fly this flag in support of our fallen firemen, firewomen, and firefighter personnel across the country. Made of nice durable nylon with 2 brass grommets for attaching to your telescoping flag pole. This fireman flag features a solid black bar on the top and the bottom of the flag with a thin red line separating the two fields in the center. What does the thin red line flag represent? Many people are familiar with the thin blue line that is seen everywhere these days. The thin red line has similar meanings in today's society with the red line representing firefighters. The red line represents the men and women who risk their own health, safety, and lives to protect us, our pets, and our property against fires, explosions, spills, crashes, floods, heart attacks, smoke, and other dangerous situations. The thin red line flag also is flown to show respect to the fallen and injured heroes that were killed or injured in the line of duty within a fire department. Interestingly enough the thin red line also represents "the thin red line of courage" of firefighters. They must muster up every single ounce of courage and bravery each and every time on duty to conquer their deepest and darkest fears so that they can save lives and protect personal property. The thin red line originally came about in 1854 and had nothing to do with fire departments or firefighters. It was actually a saying representing a British military formation. According to folklore the red line first became associated with fire departments when a handful of young firefighters in North Carolina wanted to poke fun at the local cops. They all painted their license plates black and put red electrical tape in the center to mimic what the officers had on their vehicles. It has become iconic and grown in popularity since then.