Veterans Service Organization offers free pamphlet on how to display American Flag

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Veterans Service Organization offers free pamphlet on how to display
American flag
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— To celebrate Flag Day, national veterans service and disability
rights organization, United Spinal Association, is offering proud
Americans a free pamphlet entitled, How to Display Our Flag.
"We at United Spinal can think of no better way to show our support
year round for our troops and their families than to appropriately display
our flag,” said President and CEO Paul J. Tobin. “When one views
the flag, one thinks of liberty, freedom, and pride. The flag is how
America signs her name.”
How to Display Our Flag explains the proper etiquette for presenting
the American flag and contains a list of days when the flag is
traditionally showcased, such as: Flag Day, Independence Day, Memorial Day,
Veterans Day, and many others. This informative pamphlet also provides
instruction on how the flag should be displayed on a variety of specific
occasions such as parades or public events.
Single copies of How to Display Our Flag can be downloaded at no charge
by visiting www.unitedspinal.org and clicking on “Publications &
Resources.” Bulk copies may be ordered by calling United Spinal’s free
publications request line at 800-444-0120.
United Spinal proudly serves veterans every day through its VetsFirst
program—a network of expert national service officers providing
assistance and free representation in claims for benefits and services before
the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, as well as before other
agencies and the federal courts.
United Spinal Association was created over 60 years ago by a group of
paralyzed World War II veterans who joined together to assert their
fundamental civil right to the same opportunities their countrymen enjoyed
and they dedicated themselves to building meaningful, productive lives
for all of their paralyzed fellow soldiers. Through their efforts to
secure better health care, accessible public buildings and
transportation, and equal opportunities in the workplace, these veterans continued
serving their country long after leaving the battlefield and today that
legacy lives on in United Spinal Association’s expanded mission to
serve not just our brave veterans but all Americans living with paralysis
or other mobility impairments. For more information on all of our
programs or services, please visit www.unitedspinal.org or call
800-404-2898. For more information on all of our programs or to donate, visit
www.unitedspinal.org or call 800-786-8022.


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