where do you do a flag disposal ceremony?
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The American Legion will collect and appropriately destroy old flags.
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the place where you last put it
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Your best site would be the Office of Solid Waste at the US Environmental Protection Agency.\n\nhttp://www.epa.gov/osw/
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There is no one recognized formal ceremony.  However there are some common practices.\n\nThe only requirement is that the flag be treated with respect and disposed of by burning.  \n\nMost ceremonies involve cutting the Union (the blue field and stars) from the stripes.  In this way it is no longer a flag and can be burned without disrespect.  \n\nIn formal ceremonies usually some narative is read or recited.  I've seen each star cut away and placed in the fire separatelhy while the names of the states were called off.   I've seen the Union placed whole into the fire to symbolize national unity.\n\nDo it with dignity and respect and you've met the requirements of 4 USC.\n\n(Eagle Scout - 1985)
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I will not directly answer your question, however you can find the answer here.\n\nwww.usflag.org/flagetiquette.html
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Display Indoors\nFrom a Staff in a Church or Public Auditorium on a Podium\nThe flag of the United States of America should hold the position of superior prominence, in advance of the audience, and in the position of honor at the clergyman's or speaker's right as he faces the audience. Any other flag so displayed should be placed on the left of the clergyman or speaker (to the right of the audience). \n\nAre you aware that none less than FEDERAL law covers the handling and display of the flag?\n\nThe Flag Code\nTitle 4, United States Code, Chapter 1
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Flag burning is ONLY okay if you are using it in the proper way.  Flag burning is used to retire old flags and there is a ceremony that goes along with it.  Any other type of flag burning is a slap to my face as an American and yes I take great offense to it.   If you want to burn the American flag in some other country go for it, but you do it in my front yard and you'll have me to reckon with.
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Band first. Engagement ring on top.\n\nBut during the ceremony you take the engagement ring off.
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Go to the Dawn Service in your area, then watch the parade and observe one minute's silence. After the parade, go to the local pub and have a beer and a game of 2-up. \n\nThe mood of the day starts as a sombre commemoration of those who gave their lives as well as survivors of our armed services who are scarred by their participation. After the formal services, it is more about celebrating our way of life.....a few beers and a game of 2-up at the pub.
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That's nuclear fission - used in nuclear power stations. The waste can be recycled to a certain extent and is done at Sellafield in the UK. Decommissioning nuclear power stations is a bigger problem.
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here's a good website to look around at\n\np.s. try searching custom flag printers on google
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It is called "military funeral honors". Any military recruiter should be able to get a copy for you.
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I went to the local VFW - then went to a local cemetery and took down the flags on the veterans graves.\n\nNext Memorial day I will be putting those flags back up.
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You want to find out where it is to eliminate it
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has to be right side up.  i.e.moon and star on top left corner.  not to let it touch the ground when bringing it down.  to be taken down at night and in bad weather.  I don't think there's a particular procedure for folding it, unlike the American flag.\n\ntry an internet search.  might be a little hard to do.  my quick search turned up little
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Pick it up and discreetly dispose of it at your next opportunity.
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No, it is never a good idea to use the flag in any way other than it was originally intended.\n\nSee http://www.flagco.com/etiquette.shtml