Posted: 3/27/2010 12:25:00 PM EDT
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Why is the American flag backwards on the arm of the shirts and is it the same on the hats. I was sent a hat and the flag is backwards from what I would think is the right way.
Thanks for help Michael |
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"When worn as a patch on the sleeve of a garment, the blue field shall proceed first." The military are the only ones who get this right, usually. A ton of LE, Fire Dept, & paramedic agencies have it wrong. So why is it backwards on the OP's hat?  Does the hat say "Made in China?" |
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"When worn as a patch on the sleeve of a garment, the blue field shall proceed first." The military are the only ones who get this right, usually. A ton of LE, Fire Dept, & paramedic agencies have it wrong. So why is it backwards on the OP's hat? Because whoever made the hat is a maroon who just used a standard uniform flag patch? |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: "When worn as a patch on the sleeve of a garment, the blue field shall proceed first." The military are the only ones who get this right, usually. A ton of LE, Fire Dept, & paramedic agencies have it wrong. So why is it backwards on the OP's hat? Because whoever made the hat is a maroon who just used a standard uniform flag patch? Probably this. The patch I got for my hat from camotech is stars left. |
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Quoted: Maybe it's the same guy who used to put those When I send in my uniforms for repair; I get them back sometimes with the flag put on upside down.  'Help! I'm being held captive in a Chinese fortune cookie factory!' messages into the cookies. He's been sold to a uniform repair shop? |
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"When worn as a patch on the sleeve of a garment, the blue field shall proceed first." The military are the only ones who get this right, usually. A ton of LE, Fire Dept, & paramedic agencies have it wrong. Public transit in O'side CA had them on their buses correctly, surprised the hell out of me. |