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Where did the flag first fly on July 20 1969?
The flag first flew on the Moon on July 20 1969. It was placed in a planned location on the surface of the Moon.
When did the Mexican flag fly over Texas?
1821-1836
How do you fly military and us flags?
When flying both the American and a Military Branch flag together you will always have the American Flag above the Military Flag.
Who issued the proclamation stating when to fly the flag half-staff?
It was Eisenhower who gave the proclamation regarding when to fly the flag at half-staff. Dwight D. Eisenhower was America's 34th President.
When and where may the POW MIA flag be flown?
A Pow/MIA flag flies under no flag except the United States of America flag. You may fly it at any time and anywhere.
When did China's flag first fly?
14jan1785
What year did the Canada flag fly?
The present canadian flag was first flown in 1965.
When does flag not fly over White house?
at first it was when the presidnt was there but now the flag always flys
Which foreign country was the first to fly the US flag?
libya
What foreign country was the first to fly the American flag?
Libya
Which Foreign country was the first to fly the American flag?
Libya
When did the aboriginal flag first fly?
14 of July 1995
What was the first foreign country to fly the American flag?
Libya
When was Australia's first flag flown?
Australia's national flag was first flown on 3 September 1901. However, this was not the first flag to fly in Australia. The first flag flown on Australian soil was the British flag, when the First Fleet arrived on 26 January 1788.
When did the first American flag fly on the moon?
July 20 1969
Who invented the first canadian flag?
The first known flag to fly in Canada was St George's Cross, carried by George Abbot in 1534.
What Scandinavian country was the first to fly its flag to the south pole?
Norway was the first Scandinavian country to fly its flag at the South Pole. Roald Amundsen, a Norwegian explorer, led the first successful expedition to reach the South Pole in 1911.
