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== 2. Know and locate  the following parts of a flag: ==
 
== 2. Know and locate  the following parts of a flag: ==
===a. Canton===
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===a. Canton===  
===b. Field===
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The upper area of the flag by the flagstaff, or a flag with a design featured in the canton area.
===c. Finial===
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===b. Field===  
===d. Flagstaff===
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The '''''field''''' is the background color of the flag, the area between the hoist and fly ends.
===e. Fly===
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===c. Finial===
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Staff ornament.
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===d. Flagstaff===
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In general when a flag is flown outdoors it flies from a flagpole, mast or flagstaff.
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===e. Fly===
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The '''''fly''''' is the part of the flag that is the farthest from the flagstaff.
 
===f. Fly end===
 
===f. Fly end===
===g. Halyard===      
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The '''''fly end''''' is the part of the flag that flaps in the wind and sometimes becomes frayed.
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===g. Halyard===
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A '''''halyard''''' is a rope or cable used to raise and lower a flag on a flagpole.      
 
===h. Hoist side===
 
===h. Hoist side===
 
===i. Truck===
 
===i. Truck===

Revision as of 19:28, 31 May 2013

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Note

This honor is still in it's piloting stages. As such, no Honor token is yet available.

1. Describe what a flag is and list three uses of flags.

A flag is a piece of material with a distinctive design that is usually rectangular and used as a symbol, as a signaling device, or decoration attached on one edge to a pole or rope.

2. Know and locate the following parts of a flag:

a. Canton

The upper area of the flag by the flagstaff, or a flag with a design featured in the canton area.

b. Field

The field is the background color of the flag, the area between the hoist and fly ends.

c. Finial

Staff ornament.

d. Flagstaff

In general when a flag is flown outdoors it flies from a flagpole, mast or flagstaff.

e. Fly

The fly is the part of the flag that is the farthest from the flagstaff.

f. Fly end

The fly end is the part of the flag that flaps in the wind and sometimes becomes frayed.

g. Halyard

A halyard is a rope or cable used to raise and lower a flag on a flagpole.

h. Hoist side

i. Truck

3. Know three important guidelines for the care and handling of your national flag.

4. Learn how to and practice folding your national flag.

5. Practice proper etiquette when saluting your national flag.

a. In uniform while standing.

b. In uniform while marching.

c. In Field uniform.

d. While wearing headgear.

e. When not in uniform.

6. Draw the Pathfinder flag with emblem.

a. Learn who designed the Pathfinder Flag and who sewed the first Pathfinder flag.

b. Color your drawing with appropriate colors.

c. Know the meaning of the emblem.

7. Draw the Christian Flag.

a. Explain what the colors represent.

The colors are: Blue: White:

b. Know what the emblem represents.

The cross represents Christ's death so that we can live forever. The cross is an instantly recognizable symbol of Christianity.

8. Learn how to and practice placing flags (National/State/Province, Christian, AY, Pathfinder) for each of the following occasions:

a. Campsite when camping.

b. Platform for Special Ceremonies.

c. Church Service for Induction, Investiture, and/or Pathfinder Sabbath.

d. Fair Booth.

e. Pathfinder/AY Club meeting.

9. Learn and share with your group the history of your country/island’s flag and what the colors and symbols on it represent.

10. Identify the flags of your Division and know what countries they represent.

References